v1.6.0 ESPHome BLE Keyboard

Added

• Hold to repeat on the web remote, configurable per host — holding a button makes it
  fire repeatedly, the way a real remote ramps the volume or scrolls a menu; a quick tap
  still sends exactly one press. The D-pad, volume, channel, rewind and fast forward
  repeat by default. A Hold to repeat panel in the Host Actions card sets which
  buttons repeat, how long a button must be held first (100–2000 ms, default 400) and how
  fast it repeats (50–2000 ms, default 180) — per host, since a TV wants a fast volume
  ramp while a PC may want only the D-pad. Stored on the device rather than in the
  browser, so the setting follows the host instead of the phone that set it, and included
  in Backup & Restore. New /api/ble_keyboard/repeat and /repeat_set endpoints.

  The 50 ms floor on the repeat rate is deliberate: the device drops an identical press
  arriving within 30 ms of the last one, so a faster repeat would silently lose events.

Fixed

• Holding a button on the web remote did nothing. The repeat had been dropped in an
  earlier reinstatement of tap-fires-on-release, leaving the data-repeat markup with no
  code behind it while the README still advertised the feature.
• README no longer credits the Home Assistant card's Mute button with hold-to-repeat;
  that card repeats volume and channel only.