Convert between local and device temperature units#1521
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All of the existing climate device definitions assume Celsius as the temperature unit, which breaks when Home Assistant is configured to use Fahrenheit. I added support for device definitions that use Fahrenheit, correct declaration of the entity temperature unit, and automatic unit conversion for sensor data and saved state, as well as safe clamping of temperature values to the specified step (aka "precision").