Deprecate roborock specific miio.Vacuum #1191
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In order to make
Vacuumas a usable base class for all vacuum implementations in the future, let's inform potential downstream users to convert their code to use the roborockvacuum class:miio.Vacuum()instructs now to use theRoborockVacuummiio.vacuumexposes the roborockvacuum internals while giving a deprecation warningThis should not break any existing code but marking it as such anyway to give it more visibility in the changelog.