v0.1.5 - Device-Level Tracking

🎯 Major Improvement: Device-Level Tracking

This release introduces device-level tracking instead of sensor-level tracking - a significant UX improvement!

What Changed?

Previously, if you had a device like "iPad" with 10+ sensors, you would see all 10 sensors listed separately in unavailable/battery/signal lists. This created massive clutter.

Now: Each device appears only once, regardless of how many sensors it has! 🎉

Example:

Before v0.1.5:

• ❌ iPad sensor 1 - unavailable
• ❌ iPad sensor 2 - unavailable
• ❌ iPad sensor 3 - unavailable
• ❌ iPad sensor 4 - unavailable
• ❌ ... (10+ entries for one device!)

After v0.1.5:

• ✅ iPad - unavailable

Benefits:

• Cleaner lists - No more sensor clutter
• Easier monitoring - See device status at a glance
• Accurate counts - Sensor counts now reflect actual device count
• Better UX - More intuitive and user-friendly

What's Affected:

This improvement applies to all monitoring categories:

• 🔴 Unavailable Devices
• 🔋 Low Battery Devices
• 📡 Weak Signal Devices

Technical Details:

• Added device deduplication using device_id tracking
• Prioritizes device name over sensor name
• Standalone entities (without parent devices) still tracked individually
• No breaking changes - just better organization!

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Full Changelog: v0.1.4...v0.1.5