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Michael Kowalchuk 74cfbf5f42 Use configured speed ranges for HomeSeer FC200+ fan controllers in zwave_js (#59697)
* Use configured speed ranges for HomeSeer FC200+ fan controllers in zwave_js

* Fix pylint errors

* Remove unused param in tests

* Fix test values

* Address various review notes

* Remove now-redundant assertion

* Add an additional test case for set_percentage=0

* Use round() instead of int() for percentage computations; this makes the percentage setting match the setpoints in the UI

* Add additional tests

* Fix pct conversions

* Make conversion tests exhaustive

* Add tests for discovery data templates

* Revert "Add tests for discovery data templates"

This reverts commit 85dcbc0903a1dd95f8e4e5f3c5d29cd7547b667b.

* Improve typing on ConfigurableFanSpeedDataTemplate#resolve_data

* Move config error handling to the discovery data template

* Fix checks for config data

* Revise fallback logic in percentage_to_zwave_speed and ensure that the speed list is non-empty

* Rework error handling

* Fix runtime fan speed updates

* Use warning instead of warn

* Move data validation to get_speed_config; turns out that resolve_data is only called once, at startup.

* Temporarily remove the not-yet-used fixed fan speed template.  Add an additional assertion to ensure speeds are sorted.

* Add a comment about the assertions in discovery_data_template.py

* Update homeassistant/components/zwave_js/discovery_data_template.py

Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>

* Fix typo in comment

Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
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