feat(cli): add set command group for equipment control

[tonyfruzza]

Summary

Adds a new set command group to the CLI exposing equipment control operations that were previously only available through the Python library API.

Closes #145

New CLI commands

# Set heater target temperature (Fahrenheit)
omnilogic --host 192.168.1.100 set heater-temp 4 82

# Set solar heater set-point
omnilogic --host 192.168.1.100 set solar-temp 4 90

# Set pump/filter speed (0-100%)
omnilogic --host 192.168.1.100 set speed 3 75

# Turn equipment on/off (works with any controllable equipment)
omnilogic --host 192.168.1.100 set on 5
omnilogic --host 192.168.1.100 set off 5

Motivation

The library has comprehensive control methods (heater.set_temperature(), pump.set_speed(), light.turn_on(), etc.) but the CLI only exposed read-only operations via get and debug. This made it impossible to control equipment from shell scripts, cron jobs, or lightweight HTTP wrappers without writing Python.

Implementation

• New pyomnilogic_local/cli/set/ module following the same pattern as cli/get/
• Uses the existing OmniLogic instance from Click context (already initialized by entrypoint)
• Equipment lookup uses all_heaters.get_by_id(), all_pumps.get_by_id(), all_filters.get_by_id(), and get_equipment_by_id() for generic on/off
• Each command validates equipment exists and supports the requested operation before calling it
• Follows existing code style: Click decorators, asyncio.run() for async calls, mypy error suppression for Click decorators

Files changed

File	Change
cli/cli.py	Import and register set command group
cli/set/__init__.py	Package init
cli/set/commands.py	Click group definition, registers subcommands
cli/set/heater_temp.py	heater-temp and solar-temp commands
cli/set/speed.py	speed command for pumps/filters
cli/set/equipment.py	Generic on/off commands

Testing

I have been testing these control operations against a live Hayward OmniLogic controller (firmware 5.1.85) via an HTTP wrapper that uses the same library methods. Temperature set-points, pump speed, and on/off all confirmed working.

Note: I do not have the test harness set up locally (missing pydantic/dev dependencies) so I have not run the existing test suite. Happy to add unit tests if desired — would follow the mock-based pattern in tests/.

[cryptk]

The library was very recently refactored and the CLI just hasn't gotten the same level of love yet. I think I kind of want to invert the way the CLI works, so it would be something like this:

• omnilogic heater ## get (returns all data about the heater with ID ##)
• omnilogic heater ## turn_on (calls the turn_on control method for the heater)
• omnilogic heater ## turn_off (calls the turn_off control method for the heater)

There would be a similar heater subcommand for every heater control_method. This way the CLI structure mirrors the new library layout.

[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

Issues
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