* Fix for issue #97694
Issue #97694 points out that the visibility range is a string with a band of distances, not a single value, which is causing issues for front end components. Removed the device class to leave as an informational string value.
* Removed *all* empty device_class statements
* Missed an empty device_class :(
* Add OUI to tplink diagnostics
The main reason discovery does not work for new devices is we
are missing the OUI. Since we redact the whole mac address in
the diagnostics, this makes it difficult to fix. We now include
the OUI in the diagnostics
* fix: use cached mac
* fix: tests
* Bump zeroconf to 0.74.0
changelog: https://github.com/python-zeroconf/python-zeroconf/compare/0.72.3...0.74.0
- more cython build fixes
- performance improvements (mostly for pyatv)
* handle typing
* handle typing
* remove if TYPE_CHECKING, this doesnt get called that often
* remove if TYPE_CHECKING, this doesnt get called that often
* Fix turn_on ignoring transition=0 and brightness=None, add test
This fixes light.turn_on for ZHA lights ignoring a transition of 0 when no brightness is given at the same time.
It also adds a test for that case.
Fixes https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/93265
* Add test for "force on" lights
This test checks that "force on" lights also get an "on" command (in addition to the "move to level" command) when turn_on is called with only transition=0.
* Fix "on" command sent for transition=0 calls, fix FORCE_ON missing for transition=0
This fixes an issue where the "on" command is sent in addition to a "move_to_level_with_on_off" command, even though the latter one is enough (for non-FORCE_ON lights).
It also fixes the test to not expect the unnecessary "on" command (in addition to the expected "move_to_level_with_on_off" command).
The `brightness != 0` change is needed to fix an issue where FORCE_ON lights did not get the required "on" command (in addition to "move_to_level_with_on_off") if turn_on was called with only transition=0.
(It could have been `brightness not None`, but that would also send an "on" command if turn_on is called with brightness=0 which HA somewhat "supports". The brightness != 0 check avoids that issue.)
* Improve comments in ZHA light class
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