Battery drain despite of refresh=false

[cr0ste]

Describe the bug
I'm using blulinky in my home automation and I request the status every hour.
I'm explicitly doing it with "refresh: false" parameter in order to avoid a battery drain in my car. As double-checked in another issue discussion, this should only fetch the cached status from Kia server and no request to the car should happen, to save it's battery.

Unfortunately this is not true at least in my scenario.
During the last months we often had a completely empty 12 V battery and unfortunately I blamed Kia and they didn't find any issue.
Now I bought a battery monitor (https://amzn.eu/d/b5nsRNh) and noticed that clearly the car is woken up by the blulinky requests. On every blulinky request I see a short drop in voltage of car battery, which recovers after ~1 minute.

Please don't get me wrong, I'm not blaming you and this great adapter. I guess there's something special at my side (e.g. my implementation, car, EU region) and I would like to understand it.

Would you have any idea why this unexpectedly happens?
I try to summarize my code here:

let client = new BlueLinky({
                username: kiaConfig.username,
                password: kiaConfig.password,
                brand: niroEVConfig.brand,
                region: kiaConfig.region,
                pin: niroEVConfig.pin,
                useInfo: false,
                autoLogin: false
            });
const response = await client.login();
req.vehicle = await client.getVehicle(niroEVConfig.vin);

let status = await req.vehicle.status({ refresh: false, parsed: false });

Usefull info(please complete the following information):

• OS: Linux, Alpine
• Bluelinky Version: 8.2.1
• Region: EU
• Brand: Kia (Niro EV SG2 2022)

Additional context
See discussion on closed issue #184

[cr0ste]

Issue is reproducible by using the official app without refresh.
Kia Connect support says:
"it might happen, that a certain communication between the app and the vehicle can take place upon opening the app (or even in the background), as for example the localization the alarm and security features are automatically triggered. You can of course try turning these these off in the App via more -> Servicelist.
Nevertheless, like I've said before, just using the app cannot drain your 12V Battery dry, it's technically not possible."

So I would say blulinky is doing it right, but it should be documented that each request wakes up the car (even though Kia says it should not fully drain).
I can raise a PR on my own if you agree.

[neoPix]

This is stated in the warnings section of the README of this repository here : https://github.com/Hacksore/bluelinky/blob/master/README.md#warnings

Nonetheless, feel free to push a PR if you have an idea on how to tackle this.