Prevent bad values from humidity sensor #10
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Add a check to make sure the thermostat returns a humidity value between 0 and 100. My sensor sometimes returns bad values, such as '-124' that should not get written out. Anything outside that range is also bad for g/m^3, also.
The Hubitat (v2.2.1.116) sends requests to change mode with an extra space in front of fan mode settings. This works even with the bad requests by adding extra spaces to the SET_THERMOSTAT_FAN_MODE Map.
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Add a check to make sure the thermostat returns a humidity value between 0 and 100. My sensor sometimes returns bad values, such as '-124' that should not get written out. Anything outside that range is also bad for g/m^3, also.