Add additional device_id to Qingping CGP22C sensor#1502
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LGTM, but please change as suggested
As mentioned in custom-components#1457, the CGP22C sensor can have both the device id 0x5D and 0x33. Currently we only check for 0x5D. This commit adds a check for 0x33 as well.
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See #1457 (comment)