fix: Add model and CLI fields for missing Core One info.

[dcode]

• Adds NetworkInfo fields for wifi (mac, ipv4, ipv6).

TODO

• Add schema support for chamber, pending getting a sample of the data.
• Update and run tests.
• Check CLI UI to ensure relevant fields are shown.
• Update docs where appropriate.

Fixes #21

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the NetworkInfo data model by introducing new fields to capture specific Wi-Fi network details. This change aims to address missing information for Core One devices, ensuring that MAC addresses, IPv4, and IPv6 addresses for Wi-Fi connections are properly stored within the system.

Highlights

• NetworkInfo Model Update: Added wifi_mac, wifi_ipv4, and wifi_ipv6 fields to the NetworkInfo model to capture comprehensive Wi-Fi details.

Changelog

• src/prusa/connect/client/models/common.py
  • Added wifi_mac, wifi_ipv4, and wifi_ipv6 fields to the NetworkInfo class.

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Code Review

This pull request adds new fields (wifi_mac, wifi_ipv4, wifi_ipv6) to the NetworkInfo model to support additional data from the API. The change is straightforward, but it introduces some ambiguity with existing fields. My main feedback is to improve the clarity of the NetworkInfo model by either adding comments or re-organizing the fields for better readability and to avoid confusion for SDK users. As noted in your TODO list, remember to update tests and documentation to reflect these new fields.

[gemini-code-assist]

While adding these specific wifi_* fields is useful, it introduces ambiguity with the existing generic ipv4, ipv6, and mac fields. It's now unclear what the top-level fields represent (e.g., LAN, WiFi, or the primary active interface), which can be confusing for SDK users. To improve clarity, I recommend adding comments to the NetworkInfo class to explain the purpose of each group of fields (generic, lan_*, and wifi_*).

Additionally, for better readability and consistency, all wifi_* fields should be grouped together. The current placement separates wifi_ssid from the other wifi_ attributes. Consider reordering them to improve code organization.

As a minor improvement, consider ordering the new fields alphabetically.

Suggested change

	wifi_mac: str | None = None
	wifi_ipv4: str | None = None
	wifi_ipv6: str | None = None
	wifi_ipv4: str | None = None
	wifi_ipv6: str | None = None
	wifi_mac: str | None = None

[jabdoa2]

See #29 for samples