Replace openevse backend library

[c00w]

This allows us to get serial number (and be fully async)

Proposed change

This switches us to a more modern library, which contains serial number (so in a later PR, we can correctly identify devices). This also simplifies some of the async code, since the underlying library is async.

Changelog - https://github.com/firstof9/python-openevse-http/releases (Although for notes, we're switching the whole library - the substance of the changes is 1) this is fully async and uses aiohttp under the hood, 2) this uses json, and not the weird hybrid json xml thing the previous dependency used, and 3) it supports a lot more information, as well as push actions, 4) we're not using it fully but this partly switches us to local pushing instead of polling, another PR to finish that).

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[epenet]

Please add a link to the changelog of the new library, so that reviewers do not need to do the hunt...

Also, CI is failing

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[c00w]

Changelog added.

[c00w]

I believe this is actually a trunk regression, but either way fixed it. (py-vapid pushed a broken version).

[joostlek]

Why do we need py-vapid bumped?

[c00w]

@joostlek - AFAICT, uv in a fresh install is pulling in py-vaapid 1.9.3 by default, which breaks uv (due to a hardcoded symlink). This pins py-vaapid to 1.9.2 which was the last working version.

[joostlek]

Yea I see now, but we should do this in a separate PR as this isn't related to the current PR

[epenet]

@joostlek - AFAICT, uv in a fresh install is pulling in py-vaapid 1.9.3 by default, which breaks uv (due to a hardcoded symlink). This pins py-vaapid to 1.9.2 which was the last working version.

Then the pin is unlinked to this PR
It should be a standalone PR "pin py-vaapid to fix invalid xyz"

[c00w]

Pushed the cherry pick to #160329 - but this is a draft PR where I'm just working through getting it green :).

[c00w]

openrgb test failure looks flaky and doesn't repro on my machine.

[c00w]

Sorry for the noise, tried to use a merge commit to retrigger tests, and screwed it up (which caused a bunch of commits to get added). And I don't have permission to remove reviewers.

Stale

[edenhaus]

Thanks @c00w 👍