Support zone temperature

I have recently had a ducted unit with linear zone control installed and wanted to control the zone temperatures, just like the Airbase app. I’ve done a packet capture and I can see how it works so I managed to get it to work with this code

    @property
    def zones(self):
        """Return list of zones."""
        if not self.values.get("zone_name"):
            return None
        zone_onoff = self.represent("zone_onoff")[1]
        if self.support_zone_temperature:
            zone_temp = self.represent("lztemp_h")[1]
            return [
                (name.strip(" +,"), zone_onoff[i], float(zone_temp[i]))
                for i, name in enumerate(self.represent("zone_name")[1])
            ]
        return [
            (name.strip(" +,"), zone_onoff[i], 0)
            for i, name in enumerate(self.represent("zone_name")[1])
        ]

    async def set_zone(self, zone_id, key, value):
        """Set zone status."""
        current_state = await self._get_resource("aircon/get_zone_setting")
        self.values.update(current_state)
        current_group = self.represent(key)[1]
        current_group[zone_id] = value
        self.values[key] = quote(";".join(current_group)).lower()

        query = "aircon/set_zone_setting?zone_name={}&zone_onoff={}".format(
            current_state["zone_name"],
            self.values["zone_onoff"],
        )

        if self.support_zone_temperature:
            query += "&lztemp_h=%s" % self.values["lztemp_h"]

        _LOGGER.debug("Set zone:: %s", query)
        await self._get_resource(query)

It is a bit rough

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