Support HitachiAirToAirHeatPump (hlrrwifi:HLinkMainController) in Overkiz integration

[dotvav]

Proposed change

Add support for the HitachiAirToAirHeatPump (hlrrwifi:HLinkMainController) climate entity, ported from
https://github.com/iMicknl/ha-tahoma/blob/master/custom_components/tahoma/climate_devices/hitachi_air_to_air_heat_pump.py.

Fixes #85781

This PR is a continuation of #81743 to passe mypy and fix bugs.

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• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes AC RAK-50RXD - HitachiAirToAirHeatPump #81596
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[dotvav]

This PR was tested on my hlrrwifi:HLRRWifiBridge devices. I was not able to test any device on the OVP protocol.

[iMicknl]

Some small changes to start with. I am not a huge fan of the _global_control() function, I think it can be simplified. Or otherwise split between OVP and HLRRWIFI if they are significant different.

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[dotvav]

Hi @vlebourl, @tetienne, @nyroDev. A review from one of you would be great. @iMicknl has made a review already, but since he authored a majority of the code, it would be better if someone else gives it another look. Thanks!

[tetienne]

Looks good to me. Have you well tested the behavior using your own device?

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[dotvav]

This PR now includes only the devices on the HLRRWIFI protocol. It has been eby myself on my device, and 2 other users. I will make a separate PR for the devices on the OVP protocol when they have been succesfully tested end to end.

[iMicknl]

Looks good. 2 minor comments, and please rebase. Such a complex device, but happy that it works well and code is understandable.

[iMicknl]

Suggested change

# We need to make all state strings lowercase, since Hi Kumo server returns capitalized strings for some states. (without a clear pattern)

Seems the code that this comment was describing is not present anymore.