Color Control#473
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This pull request introduces a new 'light_tests' example binary that exercises the 'OnOff', 'LevelControl', and 'ColorControl' clusters, along with its corresponding PICS configuration. It also defines the 'DEV_TYPE_EXTENDED_COLOR_LIGHT' device type and updates the integration test suite to run these new tests instead of the older 'dimmable_light' tests. Feedback on the changes highlights a potential panic in 'OnOffDeviceLogic::new' when reading the persistent state file if it is empty or corrupted, suggesting a more robust error handling approach instead of using '.unwrap()'.
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PR #473: Size comparison from 1236da8 to 390e1bc Full report (8 builds for (core), dimmable-light, onoff-light, onoff-light-bt, speaker)
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... similar to Level Control and On-Off.
And quite complex!
With this, we should have a complete story for lights, where only a minimal effort is required by the implementors / integrators - implementing the Hooks traits.
Still a few open topics to be solved later: