Add quirk for TZ3000

[hangy]

Adds support for UseeLink 302EU-Zigbee, based on #1632 (comment)

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[kender65]

Hi!
Based on the description "UseeLink 302EU-Zigbee" I guess this is the device in question.
Wouldn't it be better to name the class "Plug_4AC_4USB_TZ3000_cfnprab5" to make it clear, that it has 4 USB (3 x USB-A, 1 x USB-C) ports?
I got this SM-302Ez-PA20 which looks nearly the same. But I think mine has the ability to set "child_lock" and at least to control the "power_outage_memory" (or "power_on_state") as mentioned here. Initially I integrated this power strip with Z2M on HAOS although not listed as a supported device. Pairing went well but surprisingly it showed up as SM-0306E-2W which caused the wrong picture of the device on the Z2M UI. I was able to toggle the outlets and USB ports like in ZHA and additionally could set the "power_outage_memory" to it's expected values "on", "off", "restore" from the Z2M UI and it worked as expected although I got an error message for an "UNSUPPORTED_ATTRIBUTE". The same goes for the "child_lock". Setting from the UI to both values worked as expected despite an "UNSUPPORTED_ATTRIBUTE" message. I think the behaviour matches the comment from @javicalle as the "power_outage_memory" was only visible for endpoint 1 (and as general attribute which may be forced the error message).

To figure out what was the problem I tried the other way with ZHA, which I haven't used until then.
I got it working with your quirk, thanks for that. Toggling the 4 AC outlets and the USB ports as a group from the ZHA UI and / or from the developer tools works without issues.

Further configuration for "power_on_state", "power_outage_memory" or "start_up_on_off", or whatever you would call it, doesn't work so I extended your quirk with "quirk_id = TUYA_PLUG_ONOFF" in the hope of getting "child_lock" and "power_outage_memory" / "power_on_state" working. I got additional attributes in the "TuyaZBOnOffAttributeCluster"

but haven't been able to get it working. I couldn't set the value to "on", "off" or "restore". Initially it has the value "None".
The same is for

Any idea how to get it working, for at least endpoint 1?