Matter Thermostat: Re-organize the directory structure #2548
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Description of Change
Similar to the updates to Matter Switch: #2401 and Matter Sensor: #2521 .
This re-organizes the Matter Thermpstat driver to be more easily understandable and developer friendly.
I also updated the copyrights to the new shortened versions.
Note:
In making these changes on this PR, I have slightly re-worked the modular profile gating logic to make it "primary" over the static profile gating. The logic should be identical, but the
is_modular_profile_supportedhelper function and the mainmatch_profileentry function have been re-worked slightly in the newdevice_configuration.luafile. If anything, I would pay special attention to this particular bit of logic.Summary of Completed Tests
Unit tests all continue to pass, ensuring general functions remain intact. Like with the other PRs, I have manually ensured that each moved field and util function is appropriately linked to its associated function through VS code smart-linking.
Embedded clusters have been tested by running unit tests on old lua libs and ensuring that expected functionality is intact.