Don't send units if they don't exist

When a unit_of_measurement exists, Home Assistant assumes it's an integer and tries to graph it. Even if no unit_of_measurement are given. By not adding them, Home Assistant takes the value as discrete and visualizes it accordingly.

It's only relevant for few registers. I am using it for "work_state_1".  What the broken graph in Home Assistant looks like at the moment: https://imgur.com/JB67fax. After removing units_of_measurement: https://imgur.com/6rYNAAA and combined with other data: https://imgur.com/1TzAqFd. work_state_1 shows not only "Run" and "Standby", but "Starting" and "Degraded Run" as well which is important for monitoring.

SunGather/exports/mqtt.py

@@ -91,7 +91,8 @@ def publish(self, inverter):
                     config_msg['unique_id'] = "inverter_" + self.cleanName(ha_sensor.get('name'))
                 config_msg['state_topic'] = self.mqtt_config['topic']
                 config_msg['value_template'] = "{{ value_json." + ha_sensor.get('register') + " }}"
-                config_msg['unit_of_measurement'] = inverter.getRegisterUnit(ha_sensor.get('register'))
+                if inverter.getRegisterUnit(ha_sensor.get('register')):
+                    config_msg['unit_of_measurement'] = inverter.getRegisterUnit(ha_sensor.get('register'))
                 if ha_sensor.get('dev_class'):
                     config_msg['device_class'] = ha_sensor.get('dev_class')
                 if ha_sensor.get('state_class'):
@@ -108,4 +109,4 @@ def publish(self, inverter):
             self.ha_discovery_published = True
             logging.info("MQTT: Published Home Assistant Discovery messages")
 
-        return True
+        return True