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Now that would be very interesting. I've recently been given a 21.5" iMac (alas can't support the i7), and the idea of an SSD to speed things up got postponed because of the thermal sensor. I did think of buying one and then reversing it, but then got distracted by other things.
You could stick an m.2 NVMe SSD in there with an adapter, and keep the HDD. I actually intend to upgrade the HDD to a bigger one and add an SSD this way. Word is the MacBook adapters work, just may not sit perfectly.
I do wonder how functional the original drive needs to be... I wonder if it would still talk the correct temperature talk if the PCB was removed from the drive (for space) and only power and the temp sense wires connected... hmmm... 
(Admittedly not an elegant solution! lol!)
I *think* it relies on the drive firmware being up and running, so that probably won't work... My understanding is that they repurpose the activity LED output as some sort of digital encoding of the temperature, FW change only.
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