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Add media player platform to Teslemetry #117394

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Add media player platform to Teslemetry

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A new media player platform has been integrated into the Teslemetry component of Home Assistant. This addition includes a TeslemetryMediaEntity class to manage media playback in vehicles, updates to vehicle media information, and corresponding test cases to ensure functionality. The changes span across the component's initialization, media player implementation, string resources, vehicle data fixtures, diagnostic snapshots, and test cases.

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Files Change Summary
homeassistant/components/teslemetry/__init__.py Added Platform.MEDIA_PLAYER to the Teslemetry component's platforms.
homeassistant/components/teslemetry/media_player.py Introduced TeslemetryMediaEntity class for media control, constants, and setup function.
homeassistant/components/teslemetry/strings.json Added new entry for "media_player" with a sub-entry "media".
tests/components/teslemetry/fixtures/vehicle_data.json Updated media_info fields to reflect new media player data.
tests/components/teslemetry/snapshots/test_diagnostics.ambr Updated vehicle media information in diagnostic snapshots.
tests/components/teslemetry/snapshots/test_media_player.ambr Added and modified snapshots for media player entity states and registry entries.
tests/components/teslemetry/test_media_player.py Added test cases for media player entities, offline scenarios, and service functionalities like volume control and playback control.

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@joostlek joostlek merged commit 711f7e1 into home-assistant:dev May 26, 2024
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