Bugfix/wb led switch mode

[pgasheev]

В шаблоне WB-LED поправил несколько проблем для режима выключателя:

• дефолтное действие теперь соответствует положению выключателя
• был пропущен канал W4 в режиме RGB+W

Тикет: https://wirenboard.youtrack.cloud/issue/FW-809

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced WB-LED template configuration.
  • Improved input switch action default values.
  • Updated switch mode actions for RGB+W mode, now including the W4 channel.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected default switch state to accurately reflect 'off' and 'on' behaviors.

• Chores

  • Updated package version to 2.154.2.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the wb-mqtt-serial package to version 2.154.2, focusing on enhancements to the WB-LED template. Key modifications include correcting default values for switch mode actions and incorporating the W4 channel in RGB+W mode. Additionally, the templates/config-wb-led.json.jinja file is modified to adjust default values and enumeration for switch actions, improving configurability and operational behavior.

Changes

File	Change Summary
debian/changelog	Updated to version 2.154.2, documenting WB-LED template modifications including default switch mode corrections and addition of W4 channel.
templates/config-wb-led.json.jinja	- Modified default switch action values to conditionally set 0 or 1 based on switch state. - Updated enumeration to include value 4, changing [0, 10, 100] to [0, 10, 4, 100] and [0, 10] to [0, 10, 4].

Possibly related PRs

• Feature/wb led disable hue events #851: This PR modifies the templates/config-wb-led.json.jinja file, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the WB-LED template's default values and operational behavior.
• Add WB-MIR v3 template, update WB-MIR v2 template #825: This PR updates the debian/changelog for the wb-mqtt-serial package, which is relevant but does not directly relate to the specific changes made to the WB-LED template in the main PR.

Suggested reviewers

• KraPete
• sikmir
• dnnik

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In bytes and bits, a template's might,
Default states now set just right,
With W4 dancing in the light,
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🔇 Additional comments (4)

templates/config-wb-led.json.jinja (3)

359-359: LGTM: Default action now matches switch position.

The change ensures that the default action aligns with the physical switch position (0 for "off", 1 for "on"), improving the intuitive behavior of the device.

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380-382: LGTM: Added W4 channel support in RGB+W mode.

The addition of value 4 to the enum_switch array enables W4 channel support in RGB+W mode, completing the functionality as intended.

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393-395: LGTM: Consistent W4 channel support across configurations.

The addition of value 4 to enum_switch_non_all maintains consistency with the enum_switch changes, ensuring W4 channel support is properly implemented across all configurations.

debian/changelog (1)

1-5: LGTM! Well-structured changelog entry.

The changelog entry follows proper format and provides clear descriptions of the changes that align with the PR objectives.