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Make MQTT and Home Assistant settings optional
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📋 Overview
This pull request introduces the ability to run the application without requiring MQTT and Home Assistant configuration. It modifies the core detection logic to handle these settings as optional and adds new test cases to ensure this functionality works as expected.
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detect.pyto make MQTT and Home Assistant configuration settings optional, allowing the application to run without them.tests/test_config_optional_mqtt.pywith 70 new lines of code to validate the behavior of optional MQTT settings..gitignoreto include 33 new entries, likely for new build artifacts, temporary files, or environment-specific files.📊 Analyzed 2 commit(s) | 🕐 Updated: 2026-01-05T15:41:42.397Z | Generated by GitHub Actions