Hive radiator valves with Hive hub

Description: This PR brings TRV support to the Hive Plugin ## Docs PR: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant.io/pull/10607 Related issue (if applicable): fixes https://github.com/Rendili/hive-for-home-assistant/issues/3 ## Checklist: - [x] The code change is tested and works locally. - [x] Local tests pass with `tox`. Your PR cannot be merged unless tests pass - [x] There is no commented out code in this PR. - [x] I have followed the [development checklist][dev-checklist] [dev-checklist]: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/en/development_checklist.html [manifest-docs]: …

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I live in the UK and here we have British Gas Hive TRV, it is just a rebrwnded Danfoss, it is supported by zigbee2mqtt and I use cc2531 as a coordinator with 40 devices and this works. The integration for the valve is recent so there isn't much about it around the net. It does not work with open / closedike you described. Iayou have to set a target temperature and the valve also exposes its current temperature via zigbee. You could just ask for 9999C / - 8888C as a target lol. Yet there isn't a scheduler for homeassistant, so maybe using hive app and homeassistant cloud integration is just as …

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Sure, no problem. I kept the Hive hub as a fall-back, and because I've rarely had reliability issues. However, I'm regularly tempted to ditch it (or at the least connect the TRVs directly to HA rather than to the Hive Hub) because of the annoying way that Hive implements Heating on Demand. Basically, I'm fed up of my boiler running constantly because successive radiators dip below their target temperatures one after the other: in my desired system I'd reduce the number of boosts by accepting a slightly greater variation in room temperature in order to synchronise the boosting of multiple …

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