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This is an updated version of #95. I've now updated the doc and removed commented code.
This changes the ZigBeeDestination to ZigBeeAddress, and then has two address classes - ZigBeeGroupAddress, and ZigBeeDeviceAddress. ZigBeeDevice no longer extends ZigBeeDestination - nothing relied on this extension, and it seems much better not to have this link.
It also makes ZigBeeAddress abstract, and then move the isGroup method into the implementation classes rather than having the parent class check for subclasses to see if it's a group which doesn't seem nice.
In general, everywhere where we had a network address and endpoint, I'm now using the address. It likely needs a bit more work, but I'd welcome your thoughts on wether or not you're happy with this approach.