Add Tuya YNTDQ 1-gang relay module (_TZ3000_olo5jhjk)

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Device

Tuya YNTDQ 1-gang relay module, _TZ3000_olo5jhjk / TS0001.

• Module: ZT2S (real), MCU TLSR8258
• Boards: YNTDQ_Ver1.0 + relay board TDQXB_Ver1.0
• Mains, neutral required. Terminals: L, N, L-OUT, N-OUT, S1, S2

Pinout

olo5jhjk;TS0001-YNTDQ;BB4u;LC4i;SB5u;RD2;SB4u;

Pin	Function	Verification
RD2	relay	lamp switched on state_relay command
SB5u	switch input	external momentary button toggles the relay
LC4i	network LED	found by sweeping candidates with blink series; inversion required
B4	board button	temporarily declared as S, produced 120 press/released events

Not a Girier clone: only R and S match. Girier uses BB1u;LC3i,
this board uses B4/C4.

Board button declared twice

B4 is declared both as reset (BB4u) and as a second switch (SB4u).
This reproduces the stock behaviour — a short press toggles the relay, a long
press still resets the device. Verified on hardware: both handlers coexist on
the same GPIO without conflicts.

alt_config_str keeps the plain variant where B4 is reset only, for anyone
who prefers the canonical single-switch layout.

Testing

Flashed over the air and verified on real hardware.

Initially flashed using the existing MODULE_GIRIER_TS0001 -from_tuya image
(same ZT2S module, same MCU, same 4417/54179 stock IDs) via a custom OTA index,
then determined the pinout live by rewriting config_str over MQTT.

Afterwards I built this entry on my fork and updated the device to its own
image (imageType: 45700, 1.1.2-ef1c4f38), migrating from the Girier image
with the i45700 config option. Verified that the config string baked into
the built binary matches this entry.

Confirmed working: relay, both switch inputs, network LED, momentary mode,
and the dual role of B4 (short press toggles the relay, long press resets).

Note: the failing test check is the uncrustify lint step, which also fails
on upstream main (e.g. bf1059e) — unrelated to this change, no src/ files
are touched here.