Bump aioesphomeapi to 19.0.1

[bdraco]

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changelog: esphome/aioesphomeapi@v19.0.0...v19.0.1

speeds up processing plaintext frames and deletes a large chunk of the frame text helper code since I came up with a better way to do it

before: Processed 3000000 bluetooth messages took 1.0178361660218798 seconds
after: Processed 3000000 bluetooth messages took 0.5595999580109492 seconds

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[joostlek]

At some point one would imagine you'd hit a limit on how fast it can be..

[bdraco]

Its still pretty high up on the profile so there is more to do, but I haven't come up with a better way yet.

I'm running the benchmarks on my m2 mac so the numbers tend to be an order of magnitude worse on the yellow

[bdraco]

thanks

[bdraco]

I didn't intend to do two releases today but I came back from walking the pup and realized I could get the plaintext frame helper down to ~100 lines so it seemed worth doing since it got rid of tons of the complexity