feat: add brush coverage image entity with tooth diagram visualization#88
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Add an image platform entity that renders a colour-coded dental arch SVG showing which zones were brushed and how much pressure was applied. The diagram is generated entirely in Python using math-based scalloped arcs — no external assets, no PIL dependency, no copyright concerns. Colour coding by pressure: - Grey: not brushed (0) - Green: light pressure (1-80) - Orange: medium pressure (81-160) - Red: high pressure (161-255) - New: image.py — OcleanBrushCoverageImage entity + SVG generation - New: tests/test_image.py — 27 tests - Register Platform.IMAGE in __init__.py - Add translations (en/de/es) - Add ImageEntity stub to test conftest Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extend the integration to support both 8-zone and 12-zone dental layouts. YD-series devices (YD000C/D/F/10) use 12 zones with an additional center column between left and right for each jaw. - const.py: TOOTH_AREA_NAMES_12, DATA_DENTAL_CAST, area_names_for_count() - protocol.py: dental_cast field on DeviceProtocol, TYPE1_12Z profile - parser.py: _build_area_stats accepts variable zone count, dental_cast parameter threaded through parse_notification to area parsers - coordinator.py: passes dental_cast to notification handler - sensor.py: creates 12 zone sensors (center zones unavailable on 8-zone) - image.py: SVG supports 3-section layout for 12-zone devices - translations: center zone names in en/de/es Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- ImageEntity.__init__(self) instead of passing coordinator.hass; modern HA dropped the hass parameter, causing access_token to never be set up and the image proxy URL to render token=undefined in the frontend - Remove the available override on OcleanBrushCoverageImage so the entity stays reachable even when last_brush_areas is absent (OCLEANY3M never sends 2604 area enrichment pushes in paginated mode); async_image still returns None until real area data arrives - Update conftest ImageEntity stub and test expectations to match Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add an image platform entity that renders a colour-coded dental arch diagram showing which zones were brushed and how much pressure was applied. Uses pre-rendered WebP assets (dental_cast8 overlays on a background) from the official Oclean app, composited server-side via PIL with dynamic tinting (green/orange/red by pressure level).