add fan speed from companion plugin websocket messages #3375
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change architecture detection method to use dpkg instead of uname.
Bugfix/arch detection
use $HOME instead of hard-coded pi user home path
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This change will process OctoDash Companion plugin message for fan speed similar to how DisplayLayerProgress plugin was sending them. The message has been in the plugin for a while, just got around to integrating it on the OctoDash side.