* Only fetch values of characteristics we are tracking.
* Use callbacks on subclasses to update individual values
* Update alarm_control_panel to use update callbacks
* Update climate to use update callbacks
* Update cover to use update callbacks
* Update light to use update callbacks
* Update lock to use update callbacks
* Update switch to use update callbacks
* Remove compatibility code as all entities migrated
* pylint by name rather than code
* Define the characteristics to poll (or subscribe to) up front
* Configure characteristics immediately instead of during first poll
* Do as much cover configuration upfront as possible
* Remove test workaround as no longer needed
* Remove switch code that is already handled by HomeKitEntity
* Remove lock code already handled by HomeKitEntity
* Remove light code already handled by HomeKitEntity
* Remove alarm code already handled by HomeKitEntity
* Remove climate code already handled by HomeKitEntity
* homekit_controller tests: automatically find entity ids in tests
Some entities use dynamic ids because of the nature of the test fakes it is
hard to predict the name of the entity that will be created. This inspects the
EntityComponent of the domain to find the freshly created entity.
* homekit_controller: Tests can now define their own Service models.
All existing tests use models as defined upstream. But upstream only defines a
few service models. This adds a generic model helper for creating test
service/characteristic models.
* homekit_controller: Add cover tests
* homekit_controller: Add lock tests
* homekit_controller: Add alarm_control_panel tests
* homekit_controller: Update light tests for color_temp.
* Revert "homekit_controller tests: automatically find entity ids in tests"
This reverts commit 506caa4c3e.
* homekit_controller: Mock entity name so entity_id is consistent.
Also remove spurious subclass overrides that are identical to parent class.
* homekit_controler: Make tests less awkward as allowed top level imports
Fabian Affolter
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