Add indoor sensors to Honeywell integration

[jakecolman]

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• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes #
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• Link to documentation pull request: Add documentation for indoor sensors home-assistant.io#28646

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[home-assistant]

Hey there @rdfurman, @mkmer, mind taking a look at this pull request as it has been labeled with an integration (honeywell) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!

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[mkmer]

LGTM. All comments from previous PR are here :)

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[mkmer]

LGTM

[jakecolman]

@frenck @gjohansson-ST @mkmer Do I need to fix these CI issues? These are pre-existing issues not related to the code I added.

[mkmer]

Yes, you will need to fix this. The problem is related to the code you are working on.

[jakecolman]

Still not sure how I broke it since I didn't touch the async_setup_entry method but I was able to fix it by adding an appropriate import. All should finally be good and ready to go! :-)

[edenhaus]

Only a tiny improvement to use constant als for translations keys ;)

[mkmer]

LGTM.
BTW: If you haven't, run the tests locally - otherwise it will fail here and delay the merge. Hope a clean run will get us over the hill.

[jakecolman]

@edenhaus @gjohansson-ST Do you think you will have time to review and approve so we can get my PR in the September release? It would be much appreciated. Thanks.

[edenhaus]

Please create a PR for the docs and update the description to link it.

[jakecolman]

Please create a PR for the docs and update the description to link it.

My apologies. I took care of it last week and checked the appropriate box in the checklist but neglected to add the link to the documentation PR. That has been fixed.

[jakecolman]

@edenhaus Documentation has been updated and the PR has been linked to the description.

[edenhaus]

Thanks @jakecolman 👍

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