Generic Temperature Controller

Generic script for controlling temperature for any atmo/fluid setup. See also the liquid version. Pins: - d0: Any sensor that supports `Temperature` reading, e.g. gas sensors, pipe analyzers, tanks, etc. Any device with the same type-name combination in the connected network will also be used. - d1 (optional): Heater. Any device with the same type-name combination in the connected network will also be used. - d2 (optional): Cooler. Any device with the same type-name combination in the connected network will also be used. - d3 (optional): Output. This can be useful if you want to output fluids only within a certain temperature range. Any device with the same type-name combination in the connected network will also be used. - d4 (optional): Temperature reading display. Color coded (see below). - d5 (optional): Pressure reading display. This is just for convenience. The sensor needs to support `Pressure` reading. Control logic and colors: - If temperature is below `cHeatingOnTemp`, heaters will be turned on. Output will be off. Display color will be white. - If temperature is between `cHeatingOnTemp` and `cHeatingOffTemp`, heaters will stay on/off, and can be operated manually. Output will be on. Display color will be blue if heater is on, or green if heater is off. - If temperature is between `cHeatingOffTemp` and `cCoolingOffTemp`, heaters and coolers will be turned off. Output will be on. Display color will be green. - If temperature is between `cCoolingOffTemp` and `cCoolingOnTemp`, coolers will stay on/off, and can be operated manually. Output will be on. Display color will be yellow if cooler is on, or green if cooler is off. - If temperature is above `cCoolingOnTemp`, coolers will be turned on. Output will be off. Display color will be orange. - Display will be red "0" if d0 is not configured correctly. Configs: - See the first few lines. Temperatures are in Celcius. - You should ensure that the temperatures are in ascending order. The script does not check this