Version 3.5.2

Release Notes v3.5.2

Confirmed: Electrolux cloud does not push a final SSE update when a cycle ends

Real-device log analysis on a dishwasher completing an ECO cycle confirmed the following sequence:

Time	SSE event
05:28:03	timeToEnd 120 → 60 s
05:29:04	applianceState → END_OF_CYCLE
05:29:04	timeToEnd 60 → 0
05:29:04	cyclePhase → UNAVAILABLE
05:29:08	applianceState → OFF
—	(no further SSE updates)
05:30:14	Deferred API poll fires (70 s after cycle end)

The deferred poll at 05:30:14 detected that timeToEnd was absent from the SSE stream entirely
in its final form, confirming that the Electrolux cloud API stops pushing SSE updates once the
appliance reports OFF. Without the compensating poll, sensors like doorState, cyclePhase,
and rinseAidLevel would remain stale until the next scheduled 6-hour refresh.

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Fix: Deferred end-of-cycle poll trigger threshold corrected for minute-granularity appliances

Confirmed API quirk: The Electrolux cloud reports timeToEnd in seconds, but minute-granularity
appliances (e.g. dishwashers) count down in whole minutes. timeToEnd steps as 120 → 60 → 0 —
it never passes through the (0, 1] range that the previous trigger relied on.

The old skip-detection workaround fired on every normal 60 → 0 transition, misclassifying it as
an anomaly when it was in fact the appliance's natural last step.

Fix: The trigger threshold has been raised from 1 s to 60 s. The deferred poll now fires
correctly at the last-minute mark (timeToEnd = 60), which is the final non-zero SSE value for
these appliances. Skip detection is preserved for the genuinely abnormal case where timeToEnd
jumps from > 60 s directly to 0 without stopping at 60.