* Fixed logger name to allow selective logging
* Fixed thermostat mode ('off' and 'heat' modes were not consistent with Eurotronic Spirit Zigbee Thermostat state) and added 'auto' to supported mode
* Added required blank lines in code
* Black formatting
* Revert logging code added to each files. Instead, only replaced "." by __package__ in const.py
* Added a test on self._device.state_on to determine hvac_mode
* Black formatting
* Added debug message when unsupported hvac_mode is encountered
* Applied formatting recommandations
* Updated tests for 'auto' hvac_mode
* Add two new methods to the OpenUV component that consume only a single API call
* Two lines after class
* Rename methods to better reflect what they do, and DRY copy and pasted code
* More error handling down into methods, run api calls in parallel
* Fix import order
* Add new methods to services.yaml, and update error messages
* Add tests for androidtv
* Test that the error and reconnection attempts are logged correctly.
> "Handles device/service unavailable. Log a warning once when
> unavailable, log once when reconnected."
https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/en/integration_quality_scale_index.html
* Clarify comment
* Add test for when the ADB shell command returns None
* Bump androidtv to 0.0.25
* Enable cert_expiry config entries
* add black
* lint fixes
* Rerun black
* Black on json files is a bad idea
* Work on comments
* Forgot the lint
* More comment work
* Correctly set defaults
* More comments
* Add codeowner
* Fix black
* More comments implemented
* Removed the catch
* Add helper.py from cert_expiry to .coveragerc
* get single device web socket command
* test get single device
* add not found error
* fix handling when device doesn't exist
* add test for zha device not found
I was getting the following error when i set the scan_interval
```
self.scan_interval = timedelta(seconds=config.get(CONF_SCAN_INTERVAL, 60))
TypeError: unsupported type for timedelta seconds component: datetime.timedelta
```
it turns out `config.get(CONF_SCAN_INTERVAL)` already returns `timedelta`
```('scan_interval', datetime.timedelta(seconds=180))```
