Replace RPi.GPIO with rpi-lgpio for V3 future3

[s-martin]

Following the discussion in #2313 replacing RPi.GPIO with rpi-lgpio

• Clarify if we need a check mechanism to not accidentally install RPi.GPIO as dependency in the future - see comment from @AlvinSchiller Replace RPi.GPIO with rpi-lgpio for V2 legacy #2469 (comment)
• Make sure that rc522 does not install RPi.GPIO as dependency (—no-deps) - pointer:

  RPi-Jukebox-RFID/src/jukebox/components/rfid/configure/__init__.py

  Lines 29 to 37 in 0ee5bc3

  	# The python dependencies (if any)
  	print("\nInstalling/Checking Python dependencies ...\n")
  	if dependency_install == 'auto' or pyil.input_yesno("Install Python dependencies?", blank=True,
  	prompt_color=Colors.lightgreen, prompt_hint=True):
  	print(f"{'=' * 80}")
  	quiet_level = '-q' if logger.isEnabledFor(logging.DEBUG) else ''
  	subprocess.run(f"pip install --upgrade {quiet_level} -r requirements.txt", cwd=reader_path,
  	shell=True, check=False)
  	print(f"\n{'=' * 80}\nInstalling dependencies ... done!")

• build rpi-lgpio also manually on Bullseye - see Replace RPi.GPIO with rpi-lgpio for V2 legacy #2469

@hoffie @varac

[s-martin]

Anybody using a RC522 reader is welcome to test the change (also #2469 if you use V2) as I don't have a RC522 reader.

[pabera]

Is the API interchangeable? It seems easy, but should be tested with some default components

[pabera]

It's a good idea, but I don't think we need it. Our installation does not qualify for reinstallation anyways. It should not be installed by default.

[s-martin]

• Clarify if we need a check mechanism to not accidentally install RPi.GPIO as dependency in the future - see comment from @AlvinSchiller Replace RPi.GPIO with rpi-lgpio for V2 legacy #2469 (comment)

Just thought about checking the installed package (and making sure RPi.GPIO is not installed) at least in the CI, but I realized that we don’t have these CI checks in future3 yet.

[s-martin]

I think for future3 to fix the rc522 issues https://github.com/hoffie/pi-rc522-gpiozero would be a good solution as we use gpiozero anyway in future3.

@pabera @AlvinSchiller

[s-martin]

Added task to build rpi-lgpio manually on Bullseye - some users already tried to install on Bullseye (#2481 (comment))

[AlvinSchiller]

• updated rpi-lgpio installation (incl build lgpio for bullseye)
• add installation check that RPi.GPIO is not installed (after core dependencies)
• switched pi-rc522 lib to pi-rc522-gpiozero fork from hoffie
• removed all direct RPi.GPIO references to be fully gpiozero compatible (e.g. usage of LgpioFactory)
  • formerly rpi specific host functions now check if command is available on system (tvservice for hdmi_power_down also not available on bookworm lite).