feat: Recognize Q10 devices and add a command trait #721
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Add the ability to send commands to roborock CLI. This adds a single trait for sending commands, using a blend of approaches from Python-roborock#692 and Python-roborock#709
Moves the mock API responses to json files to make them easier to collect for new device types and modify in tests.
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This adds CLI support and end to end tests in the device manager.
This has a large test refactoring that restructure mock data and snapshot values for unrelated tests: The mock data for devices/products are moved to json files so that we can more easily manipulate the set of devices/products returned in Home Data API response and make it easier to capture for new devices going forward.
This is based on a mix of approaches from #709 and #692