Implement a Reboot button as requested in #604

bouwew commented 2 months ago

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New Features
- Introduced a Reboot button for Plugwise devices in Home Assistant, allowing users to restart their devices easily.
Bug Fixes
- Reverted the redacting of diagnostics output to ensure better transparency and debugging capabilities.

These updates enhance device management and improve user experience by providing more control and clearer diagnostics.

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Commits
Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 649663a0b5777f8b1082297b13f9aa8aa85dd4cd and 09c10ee00b9855f25646f6b3f3eba5741ace117a.

Walkthrough

In version 0.51.0, the Plugwise integration for Home Assistant introduces a new Reboot button feature, enabling users to restart devices directly from the interface. This update includes modifications across multiple files to support the new button entity, enhanced error handling, and updated tests to ensure the new functionality works as intended. Additionally, the redacting of diagnostics output was reverted due to non-acceptance in HA Core.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
`CHANGELOG.md`	Documented the addition of the Reboot button feature and the revert of diagnostics output redaction.
`custom_components/plugwise/button.py`	Introduced Plugwise Button component, added `async_add_entities` parameter to `async_setup_entry`, and `async_press` method to `PlugwiseButtonEntity` class.
`custom_components/plugwise/const.py`	Added `REBOOT` constant and included `BUTTON` platform in the `PLATFORMS` list for Plugwise devices.
`custom_components/plugwise/coordinator.py`	Added `PlugwiseError` exception handling, refactored `_async_update_data` method with enhanced logging, and device registry operations.
`custom_components/plugwise/manifest.json`	Updated version to 0.51.0 and requirements to Plugwise 0.38.0.
`custom_components/plugwise/strings.json`	Added a new entry for the Reboot button action under the "button" category.
`tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/.../all_data.json`	Added `"reboot": true` field to various JSON fixture files representing different device states.
`tests/components/plugwise/snapshots/test_diagnostics.ambr`	Added `'reboot': True` key in a nested dictionary structure for test diagnostics.
`tests/components/plugwise/test_button.py`	Created tests for Plugwise button entities, focusing on reboot functionality.
`tests/components/plugwise/test_init.py`	Adjusted expected counts in assertions within the `test_update_device` function.

Poem

In Home Assistant's realm so bright,
A Reboot button now takes flight,
With Plugwise buttons, devices restart,
Bringing ease to every heart.
Diagnostics clear, no more fret,
Version 0.51.0, the best one yet!
🌟✨🔄

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