Adding ability to remotely trigger a BMS reset via MQTT #746
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What
This PR implements the ability to trigger a BMS reset remotely via MQTT. It also puts the groundwork in place for further MQTT messages in the future.
Why
This allows you to decide when to run the BMS reset for example ensuring it runs over night during cheap electric rates vs during peak rates.
How
The BMS reset logic is expanded to support both a timed and a triggered version. If remote is enabled an MQTT message can trigger the reset. If HA auto discovery is enabled it adds a button to trigger the reset.