Add [honeywell.c] support for 2GIG branded Tilt Sensor #3305
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Add support for decoding a 2GIG-branded Tilt Sensor that uses the Honeywell protocol (as identified by signal characteristics and/or FCC documentation). The sensor broadcasts unique payloads when tilted or restored to horizontal.
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Add support for decoding a 2GIG-branded Tilt Sensor that uses the Honeywell protocol.
Changes are isolated to honeywell.c
No regressions in decoding other Honeywell devices
Signal verified with real-world sensor activity
Confirmed message decoding on multiple tilt and restore events