core Add Support for SleepIQ Foot Warmers

Proposed change

Adds a select entity to use a foot warmer (off/low/med/high) Adds a number entity to set the time the foot warmer will stay on for. The time is passed on with the call to change the select entity and does not modify the state of the bed.

I also considered adding a datetime entity for when the timer would expire that would be activated when the select is turned on but this only includes the basics

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Dec 17 '23 22:12 kbickar

Hey there @mfugate1, mind taking a look at this pull request as it has been labeled with an integration (sleepiq) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!

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Dec 17 '23 22:12 home-assistant[bot]

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Dec 18 '23 00:12 home-assistant[bot]

Please create a preliminary PR to update the dependency

There is no point in updating the dependency unless this PR gets approved...

Dec 18 '23 01:12 kbickar

There is, keeping PRs small.

Dec 18 '23 07:12 joostlek

There is, keeping PRs small.

I usually find it best to avoid merging a half working feature, but either way it's done now

Dec 18 '23 15:12 kbickar

Can we also add the options in the strings.json and add a translation key to this entity?

Dec 26 '23 20:12 joostlek