Trovis CookandClaude Opus 4.8 ff7292713c Add Modbus Connection integration
Layer 2 of the shared-Modbus-connection design: a new integration whose only job
is to own Modbus connection config entries (one per physical link) and publish a
live, backend-neutral connection that consumer integrations borrow units from.

- config flow: Network (TCP / RTU-over-TCP) or Serial (RTU, including network
  serial proxies). A duplicate link aborts before the connection is opened;
  otherwise the connection is opened to validate it
- runtime_data holds the live ModbusConnection (built via the tmodbus-backed
  modbus_connection.tmodbus connect functions); the entry owns close() and
  reloads on connection loss
- async_get_unit(hass, entry_id, unit_id): the only consumer touchpoint -
  returns a backend-neutral ModbusUnit, or raises ConnectionNotReady (a
  ConfigEntryNotReady, so consumers get setup-retry, and a ModbusError)
- quality_scale.yaml at bronze with strict typing (unique-config-entry exempt:
  Modbus endpoints have no hardware unique ID; entity/action rules exempt: the
  integration has no entities)
- tests: setup/unload, connect-failure retry, reload-on-loss, the config flow
  (network/serial happy paths, cannot_connect, cannot_open_serial_port, and a
  parametrized duplicate check) and the async_get_unit accessor

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016huRs96kGdQbNQopXseC4H
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