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Expand the rpi_gpio component to support orangepi as well. #19732

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Expand the rpi_gpio component to support orangepi as well. #19732

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  1. Expand the rpi_gpio library to support orangepi as well. 

    Instead of adding a new component for orangepi (which is a
raspberry pi clone), let's just extend the existing component
to support more than one family of boards.

I have tested this patch on a raspberry pi 3 and an orangepi
prime, in both cases with a LED on a GPIO controlled switch.
Note that the orangepi GPIO library requires access to /dev/mem,
which I have resolved for now by running Home Assistant as root.
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  2. Attempt to fix linter style nags

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  3. Fix trailing whitespace error.

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  4. Remove globals and use hass.data instead. 

    Per review comments on PR home-assistant#19732.
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  5. Move to a different OrangePi GPIO library 

    This library doesn't require root or access to /dev/mem because
it uses the sysfs interface for GPIOs instead. It also doesn't
need to know what OrangePi board you're using, so the configuration
is simpler.
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  6. Move to SUNXI pin naming for OrangePI. 

    Its much less confusing, given there are two competing numbering
schemes.
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  7. Update requirements with new OrangePi GPIO library

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