Release v0.3.0 — Maintenance/consumable alerts + real error codes · botts7/dreame-scheduler

Maintenance / consumable alerts — plus real error codes in fault alerts.

Highlights

Wear-part low alerts. The scheduler now watches the robot's own remaining-life counters for the filter, main & side brushes, mop pad, dirt sensors, detergent and silver-ion module, and sends a notification the first time any drops to/below a threshold (default 10%). Each alert has two buttons: Reset counter — once you've replaced the part, this presses the robot's own reset so the count starts fresh — and Dismiss. It alerts once per part and won't nag again until the part is replaced. New options: Alert when a wear-part runs low (on by default) and the threshold %.
Real error codes in alerts. Fault alerts (needs-a-hand, recovering, overreach) now include the robot's actual reported error (e.g. right_wheel_speed), not just a friendly summary — so a recurring hardware fault is visible instead of hidden behind "a firmware hiccup". The overreach alert also names the room(s) the robot strayed into.
Wheel-speed faults treated as hardware. A wheel_speed error (drive wheel not turning at the commanded speed — slipping / jammed / something wound round the axle) now asks you to check the wheel instead of a futile reverse-out, matching how wheel_motor is already handled.

Current wear-part life is also surfaced on the robot-status attributes for dashboards.