Bump version to 0.9.0 - #24
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Minor rather than patch: #23 adds a public callback (EntityProvider.handle_command/2), so consumers need a constraint that guarantees it exists. On 0.8.0 a provider exporting /2 would compile fine and simply never be called — the gate would be silently inert — which is a bad failure mode to leave reachable via "~> 0.8". Also corrects the README install snippet, which still said "~> 0.1". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Version bump for release, following #23.
What's in the release
EntityProvider.handle_command/2(#23) — optional callback receiving%{encrypted?: boolean()}. The ESPHome protocol offers no authentication a server can act on:AuthenticationRequestis answered unconditionally, so a Noise session is the only real credential and a keyless server accepts entity commands from anything on the LAN. Espex can't decide which commands are dangerous — aButtonCommandRequestfor "factory reset" and one for "toggle a lamp" are the same message type — so it supplies the context and the provider decides. Fully backward compatible via@optional_callbacks; providers without/2are unaffected.Also in this PR
The README install snippet still said
{:espex, "~> 0.1"}, eight minor versions stale. Corrected to~> 0.9. Pre-existing, unrelated to #23 — folded in because this PR is about versions, but happy to split it out.