Add IEEE Auto mode (and less warnings)

[CoMPaTech]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved warning handling to ensure each unique warning is only logged once per session.
  • Added support for a new wireless mode labeled "AUTO".

• Other

  • Updated project version to 0.1.4.
  • Enhanced warning messages to prompt users to report unknown remote wireless modes.

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Walkthrough

A warnings cache was added to the AirOS class to prevent duplicate warning logs. The IeeeMode enum was extended with an AUTO member, and warning messages for unknown wireless modes now prompt users to report them. The project version in pyproject.toml was incremented from 0.1.3 to 0.1.4.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
airos/airos8.py	Added warnings_cache to AirOS; status method now logs each unique warning only once.
airos/airos8data.py	Added AUTO to IeeeMode enum; updated warning message for unknown remote wireless modes.
pyproject.toml	Updated project version from 0.1.3 to 0.1.4.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AirOS
    participant AirOSData

    User->>AirOS: Call status()
    AirOS->>AirOSData: Deserialize and check_for_warnings()
    AirOSData-->>AirOS: Return warnings list
    loop For each warning
        AirOS->>AirOS: Check warnings_cache
        alt Not in cache
            AirOS->>AirOS: Log warning and add to cache
        else In cache
            AirOS->>AirOS: Skip logging
        end
    end
    AirOS-->>User: Return status

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Estimated code review effort

2 (~15 minutes)

Possibly related PRs

• Bump json to mashumaro #23: Introduced logging of warnings from deserialized AirOSData objects in the status method, which this PR extends by adding a warnings cache to prevent repeated logs.

Poem

A warning once is quite enough,
No need for echoes, loud or gruff!
With caches set and enums new,
The logs are clean, the code is true.
Version bumped, we hop along—
🐇 One warning, one log, then gone!

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