Continuous improvement

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Enhanced device control and scheduling logic for more responsive toggling and accurate state updates.
  • Optimized internal processing to reduce unnecessary iterations, improving overall performance.
  • Streamlined the retrieval of identifiers in scheduling and switching methods for efficiency.
  • Improved clarity in handling schedule states and notifications.
  • Added flexibility in device class handling by introducing a new constant for priority device classes.

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed an issue with relay and lock switches not functioning for the Stretch model.

• Documentation

  • Updated the CHANGELOG to reflect recent improvements and bug fixes, linking specific changes to relevant pull requests.

• Style

  • Applied minor formatting adjustments for improved clarity and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications across different files in the plugwise module. Key changes include updates to methods in the Smile, SmileData, and SmileHelper classes, primarily involving the addition of break statements to improve control flow and efficiency. Additionally, constants are introduced to enhance flexibility in device class handling. Comments are updated for clarity, and logic adjustments are made to streamline data retrieval processes. Overall, the changes focus on refining the existing functionality without altering the core logic.

Changes

File	Change Summary
plugwise/__init__.py	Updated comment in _smile_detect_legacy method to clarify that eth0 should be checked last as it is preferred.
plugwise/data.py	Removed local dictionary in _get_schedule_states_with_off and directly updated self._schedule_old_states; streamlined logic for determining if all schedules are off.
plugwise/helper.py	Added break statement in _sort_gw_entities method to improve sorting efficiency.
plugwise/legacy/helper.py	Introduced constant PRIORITY_DEVICE_CLASSES and updated loop in _all_appliances method; added break statement to improve control flow.
plugwise/legacy/smile.py	Simplified set_schedule_state method by directly accessing template_id and added break statement in the loop for schedule_rule_id.
plugwise/smile.py	Enhanced logic in set_switch_state method for determining switch_id; added comments and adjusted loop handling for clarity.

Possibly related PRs

• Avoid None-init for smile_version #699: The changes in the main PR and the retrieved PR are related as both involve modifications to the smile_version attribute in the Smile class within plugwise/__init__.py, specifically addressing its initialization and type handling.
• Clean up timeout-related, pass _request-function as an argument #637: The changes in the main PR regarding the _smile_detect_legacy method in the Smile class are related to the modifications in the SmileAPI and SmileLegacyAPI classes in the retrieved PR, as both involve updates to how request handling is managed within the same class hierarchy.
• Improve xml readability #707: The changes in the main PR are related to the modifications in the set_schedule_state method within the SmileLegacyAPI class in the retrieved PR, as both involve updates to the same method in the same class, albeit with different focuses.

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 100.00%. Comparing base (1a6d924) to head (c633ef5).
Report is 14 commits behind head on main.

Additional details and impacted files

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Issues
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CHANGELOG.md (1)

5-6: Clarify and Enhance Continuous Improvement Entries

The new bullet points referencing improvements in XML data readability (lines 5) and continuous improvements (line 6) are clearly linked to their respective pull requests (#707, #708, and #711). The consistent format with GitHub URLs is great for traceability. To further improve clarity for future readers, you might consider briefly summarizing what “Continuous improvements” entail. For example, a one-line description could help users quickly understand the change without navigating away from the changelog.

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