Add support for rain delays using Netatmo weather API #9
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- Implement GetTotalRain - Add access token refresh - Implement basic rain delay
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This adds a feature for connecting to weather APIs to delay watering based on rain collection data. This is currently intended to use actual weather collection data, not forecasts, but more functionality will be added. Implemented using an interface and generic configs to allow for more weather APIs to be easily integrated. Currently I have a Netatmo device and will be using that.