Jablotronpy

Some users reported recursion in HomeAssistant Jablotron, this release should prevent that and make it easier to debug.

Allow the exception to be imported

Breaking change on `get_programmable_gates()` for adding the state of a PG.

Before it would return a list of PG's, it will not return a dictionary with the following keys ['service-states', 'states', 'programmableGates'] in order to get to the old behavior you need to select the key "programmableGates".

What's Changed
* Add support for PG names by fdegier in https://github.com/fdegier/JablotronPy/pull/9


**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/fdegier/JablotronPy/compare/0.3.1...0.4.0

This release adds:
- Adds support for controlling programmable gates.
- Includes names of section and components in the output


Two new methods are available.

Control section (shortcut to `control_component`:

jablotron.control_programmable_gate(service_id=service_id, component_id=pg_id, state="ON")


Control section (shortcut to `control_component`:

jablotron.control_section(service_id=service_id, component_id = section_id, on=False)

Breaking change on `get_sections()` for adding the state of a section.

Before it would return a list of sections, it will not return a dictionary with the following keys `['service-states', 'states', 'sections']` in order to get to the old behavior you need to select the key `"sections"`.

Example output:
python
{
'service-states':
{
'events': [
{
'type': 'TROUBLE',
'message': 'Fault - Periphery',
'date': '2022-11-27T23:55:34+0100'
}],
'last-event-time': '2023-01-04T20:01:05+0100',
'service-name': 'Name'
},
'states': [
{
'cloud-component-id': 'SEC-12345678',
'state': 'DISARM'
}],
'sections': [
{
'cloud-component-id': 'SEC-12345678',
'name': 'Name',
'can-control': True,
'need-authorization': True,
'partial-arm-enabled': False
}]
}

This release replaces `Exception` with `UnexpectedResponse` to be more compatible with Home Assistant.