Generic Thermostat Add Target Min Max to UI config #131168
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Currently you can configure the minium and maximum target temperatures if you create a generic thermostat in YAML. If you create it via the UI, there is no option to configure them, you just get the climate domain defaults.
This commit adds minimum and maximum fields to the first stage of the generic thermostat config flow, so that UI users can also set min and max.
Min and max are important as usually users want to select target temperatures within a relatively narrow band, while the defaults create a wide band. The wide band makes it hard to be accurate enough with the arc style temperatue selector on the thermostat card.
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