Add a native QML UI interface

[AIIX]

Add a native QML UI interface instead of webviews as being used in https://github.com/MycroftAI/skill-homeassistant/pull/84 A native QML UI provides more controls over the UI integration than a web interface, For example, a basic QML UI can be implemented for a group of devices and each individual device within a group itself (just to be clear the below is just an example of what it can look like from my pov as a community dev)

Some of the cons of using a web interface instead of a native interface:

• Using a web interface means one would assume one is always required to remain connected to the internet and devices that can be controlled over LAN when no internet access is available will not be accessible
• Website availability and blocking can cause the skill UI to be unusable in environments with restricted web access
• Using a browser is more performance degrading as its using a higher number of physical resources of the hardware, The Qt Webengineview is an entire chromium stack running on the device
• At 480x800 you would probably require zooming into a screen to just be able to toggle controls on a web interface
• You likely are to lose the ability to control dials and toggles via voice interface when using webpages, will the dial on the webpage switch to 4% if I have the web page open and ask Mycroft to turn the brightness of my smart bulb down to 4 from 50 via voice"

[NeonDaniel]

A few comments in favor of the Web UI:

• Lovelace dashboards are designed to scale to multiple display sizes already
• User defined dashboards may be customized, including custom buttons that may not have an equivalent voice command
• Dashboards update dynamically when device states change
• Presuming configuration points at a local IP address (or some in-network routing), this also works when offline

I think both approaches are useful; I think showing a default QML when you match a voice intent makes sense since that intent should specify an item or group. For something like a home page or control panel (or an intent to 'show {x} dashboard'), I think it makes more sense to use the Lovelace UI.

[pfefferle]

I made a PR for loading the Lovelace UI, if you want to give it a try: https://github.com/MycroftAI/skill-homeassistant/pull/91