Remove round digits

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Rounding digits now handled via models. Includes #258, will rebase later before merge.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Simplified sensor descriptions by removing unnecessary attributes, leading to a more straightforward implementation.
  • Streamlined odometer data update process for improved clarity and efficiency.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted sensor value processing by eliminating redundant parameters, which may enhance performance and reliability.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve the modification of the PolestarSensorDescription class in the sensor.py file. The PolestarSensorDescriptionMixin has been removed, along with its attributes round_digits and max_value. As a result, PolestarSensorDescription now directly inherits from SensorEntityDescription. This simplification affects how sensor descriptions are instantiated in the POLESTAR_SENSOR_TYPES tuple and removes associated logic from the PolestarSensor class. The async_update method remains unchanged. Additionally, the update_odometer method in the PolestarCar class has been streamlined by simplifying the assignment of average speed.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
custom_components/polestar_api/sensor.py	Removed PolestarSensorDescriptionMixin and its attributes; updated PolestarSensorDescription to inherit directly from SensorEntityDescription. Removed round_digits and max_value parameters from POLESTAR_SENSOR_TYPES.
custom_components/polestar_api/polestar.py	Simplified update_odometer method in PolestarCar class by directly assigning data.average_speed_km_per_hour to self.data['average_speed'].

Possibly related PRs

• Use new models for all sensors #249: The changes in the main PR involve modifications to the PolestarSensorDescription class and its attributes, which are directly related to the implementation of new models for sensors as indicated in PR Use new models for all sensors #249.

Poem

In the code where sensors play,
A mixin's gone, it’s a brighter day!
No more rounding, no max to bind,
Simpler paths for us to find.
Hopping through lines, oh what a sight,
With clearer flows, our code takes flight! 🐇✨

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