* Add support for TMP1075 temperature sensor
TMP1075 is a temperature sensor with I2C interface in industry standard
LM75 form factor and pinout.
https://www.ti.com/product/TMP1075
Example YAML:
```yaml
sensor:
- platform: tmp1075
name: TMP1075 Temperature
id: radiator_temp
update_interval: 10s
i2c_id: i2c_bus_1
conversion_rate: 27.5ms
alert:
limit_low: 50
limit_high: 75
fault_count: 1
polarity: active_high
```
* Add myself as codeowner of the TMP1075 component
* Include '°C' unit when logging low/high limit setting
* Reformat
No functional changes.
* Fix logging: use %.4f for temperatures, not %d
* Fix config initialisation
* Use relative include for `tmp1075.h`
* Apply formatting changes suggested by script/clang-tidy for ESP32
* Add YAML to test1.yaml
* Fix test1.yaml by giving TMP1075 a name
* Less verbose logging (debug -> verbose level)
* Schema: reduce accuracy_decimals to 2
* I2C address as hexadecimal
* Proper name for enum in Python
The enum on the C++ side was renamed (clang-tidy) but I forgot to take that
into account in the Python code.
* Expose 'alert function' to the code generator/YAML params and remove 'shutdown'
Shutdown mode doesn't work the way I expect it, so remove it until someone
actually asks for it.
Also 'alert mode' was renamed to 'alert function' for clarity.
* Move simple setters to header file
* Remove `load_config_();` function
* Add a simple 'skip' filter
This filter simply skips the first `send_first_at` values, then passes
everything as-is. This is quite useful when you know the first few sensor
readings should be ignored.
Example YAML:
```yaml
sensor:
- platform: sgp30
id: mysensor_sgp30
eco2:
id: mysensor_sgp30_co2
name: "eCO₂"
accuracy_decimals: 0
filters:
- skip:
send_first_at: 41
```
* Rename the filter to `skip_initial` and simplify the schema
New usage:
```yaml
filters:
- skip_initial: 41
```
* Apply clang-format
