Adds new integration [iret33/ha-dew-point-calculator]

[iret33]

New Integration

Repository: https://github.com/iret33/ha-dew-point-calculator
Latest Release: https://github.com/iret33/ha-dew-point-calculator/releases/tag/v1.0.0
CI Actions: https://github.com/iret33/ha-dew-point-calculator/actions

Description: Home Assistant custom integration for calculating dew point from temperature and humidity sensors using the Magnus formula.

Features

• Calculate dew point from any temperature and humidity sensor
• UI-based configuration (no YAML required)
• Real-time sensor updates
• Accurate calculations (±0.4°C) using Magnus formula
• Support for multiple dew point sensors

Checklist

• Repository is publicly hosted on GitHub
• HACS Action validation passes
• Hassfest validation passes
• Release created (v1.0.0)
• Brand registered in home-assistant/brands
• Entry added alphabetically to integration file

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