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Brings the Supported hardware table in packages/mysa2mqtt/README.md back in line with the code, drops the "in progress" framing, and adds a row for central-HVAC thermostats.

Why

The table's contents were last updated on 2026-07-21, when INF-V1-0 support landed. Three rows had drifted since:

The ⚠️ markers and "Partially working, in progress" described these limitations as pending work. They aren't expected to change, so the supported families are now ✅ and the caveats read as characteristics of the hardware rather than a to-do list.

Central HVAC

Adds ST-V1-0 (Mysa Smart Thermostat for Central HVAC) as 🚫 Not supported, with the actual reason — it talks to the cloud over AWS IoT Device Shadows rather than the /v1/dev/{id}/... protocol every other family uses — a link to #111, and a Help wanted call that points at the existing Capturing data for a new thermostat type section, so an owner of one has a concrete next step.

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  • Docs only — no source changes.
  • Model number and description for the new row come from Add support for central HVAC thermostats #111 itself, and match how ST-* is already described in packages/mysa2mqtt/src/capture.ts.
  • Includes a patch changeset for mysa2mqtt, since this README ships inside the npm package and the corrected table only reaches npmjs.com with a release.
  • npx prettier --check passes; the in-table anchor resolves to the existing capture heading.

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  • Documentation
    • Updated the supported hardware table with revised capabilities for V2, in-floor, and AC thermostats.
    • Marked several thermostat families as fully working.
    • Added central-HVAC thermostats to the table as currently unsupported.
    • Clarified that V2 power figures are estimates and documented sensor selection and fan-speed control support.

The table's contents were last updated when INF-V1-0 support landed in
July, and several rows no longer matched the code:

- BB-V2-X claimed nothing about power, even though deriving power from
  the duty cycle (#200) applies to every V2 — `needsHeaterWatts` is
  `isV2 || isInFloor` — so the row now carries the same note as the Lite.
- INF-V1-0 gained ambient/floor sensor selection in #245 and #246.
- AC-V1-X has had fan-speed control since #121/#205/#226 and #234.
  Swing and position are still genuinely absent.

The "in progress" wording and the ⚠️ markers implied work pending on
limitations that are not expected to change, so the supported families
are now marked ✅ and the caveats read as characteristics.

Also adds ST-V1-0 (central HVAC) as not supported, with the reason —
it uses AWS IoT Device Shadows rather than the /v1/dev/{id}/... protocol
every other family speaks — a link to #111, and a call for help pointing
at the existing capture instructions.

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The supported hardware table now marks four thermostat families as working and documents their capabilities. It adds sensor selection for in-floor thermostats and fan-speed control for AC thermostats. It adds the unsupported ST-V1-0 central-HVAC model because it uses AWS IoT Device Shadows. A patch release changeset documents these updates.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 51446

Users may publicly upload device identifiers and private thermostat-state data when following the new capture request. Add redaction guidance before merging; also make the release note user-facing.

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In @.changeset/supported-hardware-table.md:
- Around line 7-14: Rewrite the changeset body as a user-facing release note:
directly describe the newly supported thermostat families and their
capabilities, including estimated V2 power usage, in-floor sensor selection, and
AC fan-speed control. Also announce Central-HVAC ST-V1-0 as unsupported,
mentioning its AWS IoT Device Shadows communication and retaining links to the
tracking issue and capture instructions. Remove internal wording about
documentation drift, maintenance history, caveats, and pending work.

In `@packages/mysa2mqtt/README.md`:
- Line 29: Update the ST-V1-0 capture guidance and the linked “capturing data
for a new thermostat type” instructions to require redacting device identifiers
and private thermostat state from raw topics and payloads before attaching
captures to a public issue.

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# Releases
## mysa-js-sdk@3.3.4

### Patch Changes

- [#281](#281)
[`43a631a`](43a631a)
Thanks [@dependabot](https://github.com/apps/dependabot)! - chore(deps):
Bump @aws-sdk/credential-providers from 3.1121.0 to 3.1127.0

- [#283](#283)
[`b042377`](b042377)
Thanks [@dependabot](https://github.com/apps/dependabot)! - chore(deps):
Bump @aws-sdk/client-iot from 3.1123.0 to 3.1128.0
## mysa2mqtt@3.2.5

### Patch Changes

- [#285](#285)
[`db7283e`](db7283e)
Thanks [@bourquep](https://github.com/bourquep)! - Refresh the supported
hardware table in the README.

Several rows had drifted from the code: V2 (non-Lite) thermostats did
not mention that their power figure is an estimate derived from the duty
cycle, in-floor thermostats gained ambient/floor sensor selection, and
AC thermostats gained fan-speed control. The ⚠️ markers and "in
progress" wording described those caveats as pending work rather than as
characteristics of the hardware, so the supported families are now
marked ✅.

Central-HVAC thermostats (`ST-V1-0`) are listed for the first time, as
not supported: they talk to the cloud over AWS IoT Device Shadows
instead of the protocol every other family uses. The row links to the
tracking issue and to the capture instructions, for anyone who owns one
and wants to help.

- Updated dependencies
[[`43a631a`](43a631a),
[`b042377`](b042377)]:
  - mysa-js-sdk@3.3.4

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