2.5

No breaking changes. Both additions below are opt-in: code written against
2.4.1 behaves identically on 2.5.

Pass in your own aiohttp session

Device now takes an optional session:

device = Device(location, session=session)
await device.init()

Previously every request opened and closed a ClientSession of its own, so
polling a device meant a new session and TCP connection each time. Supplying a
session reuses it and its connection pool. The session is never closed by this
library — whoever created it owns it. Omitting it keeps the 2.4.1 behaviour.

Errors now come from openhomedevice.exceptions

Callers previously had to import async_upnp_client to catch a failed request,
coupling their error handling to a transitive dependency. Every method that
talks to the device now raises one of:

Exception	Meaning
OpenhomeError	Base class for all of the below
OpenhomeConnectionError	The device could not be reached
OpenhomeTimeoutError	The device did not answer in time (subclass of the above)
OpenhomeDeviceError	The device answered, but refused the request or replied unusably

The original exception is preserved as __cause__. Because OpenhomeTimeoutError
subclasses OpenhomeConnectionError, catching the latter covers a device that is
off or unreachable for any reason.

Separately, a bare except: in the DIDL-Lite parser is now narrowed to
ParseError and TypeError; as written it also swallowed KeyboardInterrupt
and SystemExit.

Packaging and CI

• python_requires corrected from >=3.6 to >=3.10. async_upnp_client has
  required 3.10 for some time, so the old floor was untrue.
• Tests now run on GitHub Actions for every push and pull request, across
  Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13 and 3.14.

What's Changed

• Bump version to 2.5 by @bazwilliams in #27

Full Changelog: 2.4.1...2.5