update_views() replaced the base class's per-field views with a dict naming
only load, freq and mem, so views[npu_id]['temperature'] did not exist. Both
readers then fell back to no style: msg_curse's get_views() returns 'DEFAULT'
for a missing key, and the WebUI's getDecoration returns undefined. An Intel
NPU -- the one driver that reports the reading -- was printed plain at any
temperature.
Adds the key and the alert, mirroring the GPU plugin, which has had the same
three alerts (proc/mem/temperature) all along. A card whose driver leaves the
reading None (AMD, Rockchip) keeps a view with no decoration rather than being
alerted on nothing.
conf/glances.conf gains the matching [npu] temperature thresholds, using the
same 60/70/80 ladder as [gpu]: without limits get_alert() returns DEFAULT, so
the code half alone would change nothing.
nicolargo