Replace python-tailscale dependency with a fork

[offbyone]

Proposed change

I have forked python-tailscale in order to fix #102111

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Additional information

• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes Tailscale Error #102111, Tailscale integration failing to enable due to unknown error message #101733, Tailscale issue (derp field required) #101573

Context: I have forked the python tailscale library due to ongoing maintainer neglect, both of that library and of other libraries that I've been using.

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Hey there @frenck, mind taking a look at this pull request as it has been labeled with an integration (tailscale) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!

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[frenck]

Let's fix the upstream library used instead.

Context: I have forked the python tailscale library due to ongoing maintainer neglect, both of that library and of other libraries that I've been using.

Would be nice if you'd reached out. (which is btw a requirement in case you want to replace a library).

../Frenck

[offbyone]

I have had a PR open against a repo you maintain for over a year without even getting ci approved to run. I'm sorry for not reaching out again, but my only communication with you previously has been dismissing stalebot notifications that my PR will be closed.

[frenck]

The upstream PR is here: frenck/python-tailscale#428

And is fairly young?

../Frenck

[frenck]

I have had a PR open against a repo you maintain for over a year without even getting ci approved to run.

This bug doesn't exist for that time? I'm confused.

../Frenck

[frenck]

I'll reserve some time tomorrow to bump the lib source.

There is a bigger issue that needs addressing (which is mostly the reason for not having progressed on it lately).

../Frenck

[offbyone]

The PR in question is in another repo. Anyway, with this one underway I'm 100% happy not to need a fork in order to get my ha system working again. Thank you, and if the bigger issues you mention can use another pair of eyes I'm happy to help.