[201911] Backport Initialize fan led in thermalctld for the first run to 201911 #25
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Backport PR sonic-net#167 since there is no clean cherry-pick.
Description
Initialize fan led in thermalcltd for the first run. Add a flag "led_initialized" in FanStatus and set it as False on init function. FanUpdater will use this flag to determine if fan led should be set even if no fan event detected.
Motivation and Context
Make sure fan led is initialized to correct color.
How Has This Been Tested?
Manual test
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