Added aliases to get Tasmota-branded Nous A1T to work. #1820
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I have a "Tasmota-branded" Nous A1T Smart Plug which isn't properly recognised by the powercalc autodiscovery. I've enabled debug logging and discovered the following printout:
For reference, the "Information" page of my Nous A1T shows the following info:
The manufacturer is listed as "Tasmota" and the model as "NOUS A1T". In #1721, support for Nous A1T was added, but this refers to manufacturer "Nous" and model "A1T". Within this PR, I have therefore added the required aliases to the manufacturer alias list as well as the device alias list. I can confirm that my Nous A1T plug gets discovered by powercalc using these settings.
Note: I am not entirely sure that adding the manufacturer alias is a good idea since it'll map all devices that report as being manufactured by "Tasmota" onto the "Nous" manufacturer. I am open to alternative solutions.