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📋 Overview
This PR introduces a new feature to display upcoming known state changes for devices. It modifies the core device management logic to track these changes, updates the management API to expose this information, and enhances the setup user interface to present the state change progress to the user.
🔄 Changes by Category
alpaca/device.pyto track and manage upcoming known device state changes and their progress.alpaca/routes/management.pyto expose the new device state change information via an API endpoint.templates/setup.htmlto display the upcoming device state change progress in the user interface, likely within or near the 'Last Updated' field.📊 Analyzed 1 commit(s) | 🕐 Updated: 2026-02-05T03:38:15.439Z | Generated by GitHub Actions