Add Dyson Pure Hot Cool integration dependencies and setup infrastructure

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Implements the foundational infrastructure required for the Dyson Pure Hot Cool air purifier/heater/fan integration in Home Assistant. This PR adds all necessary dependencies and setup tools to enable the integration, following the feedback to include proper installation dependencies for the ha-dyson custom component.

Key Changes

Dependencies and Installation

• libdyson Python library: Added to Docker build dependencies for device communication
• Installation script: Automated setup tool (scripts/install-dyson-integration.sh) that downloads and installs the ha-dyson custom component with network fallback support
• Makefile targets: Added install-dyson, build, up, down, and logs targets for streamlined development workflow

Configuration Updates

• UI-based integration: Updated configuration files to support the modern UI-based setup approach used by ha-dyson
• Placeholder configurations: Modified fan and climate YAML files to provide setup guidance while avoiding conflicts
• Secrets template: Maintains dyson credential placeholders for user reference

Documentation and Setup

• Comprehensive guide: Detailed documentation in docs/dyson-integration.md covering installation, configuration, and troubleshooting
• README updates: Added integration overview and quick reference links
• Network resilience: Installation script handles both online and offline scenarios

Setup Process

The integration now follows a two-step setup:

1. Install dependencies: make install-dyson && make build
2. Configure via UI: Settings → Devices & Services → Add Integration → Dyson

This approach provides:

• Full device control (fan speed, oscillation, heating)
• Air quality monitoring (PM2.5, PM10, VOC, NO2)
• Temperature and humidity sensors
• HomeKit integration for iOS/Apple Home app
• Smart automation capabilities

Device Support

• Target Device: Dyson Pure Hot Cool (dyson-pure-hot-cool01.bds.home.arpa at 10.92.66.8)
• Integration: ha-dyson custom component
• Communication: MQTT-based protocol with local device connection

The implementation maintains compatibility with existing Home Assistant configurations while providing a robust foundation for Dyson device integration.

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Added installation dependencies for ha-dyson integration. The changes include:

1. libdyson Python library added to Dockerfile dependencies
2. Installation script (scripts/install-dyson-integration.sh) that downloads the ha-dyson custom component
3. Updated configuration to work with the UI-based integration setup
4. Comprehensive documentation in docs/dyson-integration.md with setup instructions

To complete the setup:

make install-dyson  # Install the custom component
make build && make up  # Build and start Home Assistant

Then configure the integration through Settings > Devices & Services > Add Integration > Dyson.

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