- Completely rewrote HassInstance class with fetch-based API methods
- Updated Home Assistant schemas to be more precise and flexible
- Removed deprecated test environment configuration file
- Enhanced WebSocket client implementation
- Improved test coverage for Home Assistant API and schema validation
- Simplified type definitions and error handling
- Created detailed test suite for Home Assistant schema validation
- Implemented schemas for entities, services, events, configurations, automations, and device controls
- Added robust validation for complex Home Assistant data structures
- Enhanced type safety and validation for Home Assistant-related interfaces
- Expanded schema definitions to support multiple use cases and edge scenarios
- Created detailed test suite for Home Assistant API interactions
- Implemented tests for API connection, state management, service calls, and event handling
- Added robust error handling and edge case scenarios for HASS API integration
- Mocked fetch and WebSocket to simulate various API response conditions
- Covered authentication, state retrieval, service invocation, and event subscription scenarios
