feat(zigbee): Add Temperature Dimmable Light support

[Hannes-Beckmann]

Description of Change

This pull request introduces a new Zigbee Temperature Dimmable Light endpoint.

Test Scenarios

I have tested this Pull Request with pioarduino with the esp32-c6-devkitm-1 board on an ESP32-C6-MINI-1U using the ZHA-Integration in Home Assistant.
The included example is not tested since I do not have access to a board with a built-in RGB-LED.

Note that the minimum and maximum temperature is not respected by Home Assistant. Out of range values are clamped.

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Some issues found for the commit messages in this PR: the commit message "Add Temperature Dimmable Light": summary looks empty type/action looks empty the commit message "Add documentation": summary looks empty type/action looks empty the commit message "Add example": summary looks empty type/action looks empty the commit message "Test to use the right Core": summary looks empty type/action looks empty the commit message "Undo test": summary looks empty type/action looks empty Please fix these commit messages - here are some basic tips: follow Conventional Commits style correct format of commit message should be: <type/action>(<scope/component>): <summary>, for example fix(esp32): Fixed startup timeout issue allowed types are: change,ci,docs,feat,fix,refactor,remove,revert,test sufficiently descriptive message summary should be between 10 to 72 characters and start with upper case letter avoid Jira references in commit messages (unavailable/irrelevant for our customers) TIP: Install pre-commit hooks and run this check when committing (uses the Conventional Precommit Linter).

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