* setup logger for hypercorn and dashboard
* use logger.ini to setup dashboard logger
* workaround: restore the hypercorn logger config
- quart/hyercorn overwrites the logger config.
as a workaround we restore the config at the
beginning of a request
* fix the hypercorn log handler only once
* change proxy into a ASGI application
- move Quart init from server.py into app.py
- create Server class for config and loggin setup
- restore hypercorn logging configuration after
start of Quart/Hypercorn
* move get_log_level into Server class
* define config in test_emu_init_close
* remove Web() instance from the testcase
- with importing app.py The blueprint Web() will
automatically created and a second call in test-
cases must avoided
* add unit tests
* move code from app.py into server.py
* test the init_logging_system() method
* add HypercornLogHndl tests
* fix deprecated pytest async warning
- Cleanup pending async tasks
- fix deprecated warning about event_loop
* add unit test for error handling in build_config()
* coverage: ignore quart template files
* check print output in test_save_and_restore
* update changelog
* remove apostrophes from fmt strings
- thanks to @onkelenno for the suggestion
* improve the logger initializing
- don't overwrite the logging.ini settings if the
env variable LOG_LVL isn't well defined
- Thanks to @onkelenno for the idea to improve
* set default argument for LOG_LVL to INFO in docker files
* adapt unit test
* add some reader classes to get the configuration
* adapt unittests
* get config from json or toml file
* loop over all config readers to get the configuration
* rename config test files
* use relative paths for coverage test in vscode
* do not throw an error for missing config files
* remove obsolete tests
* use dotted key notation for pv sub dictonary
* log config reading progress
* remove create_config_toml.py
* remove obsolete tests for the ha_addon
* disable mosquitto tests if the server is down
* ignore main method for test coverage
* increase test coverage
* pytest-cov: use relative_files only on github, so coverage will work with vscode locally
* remove unneeded imports
* add missing test cases
* disable branch coverage, cause its not reachable
