Take what a tile can do, its tap actions, words and icons from Home Assistant (0.2.67)

GitHub issue #7 asked for cover.toggle on tap. ESP Screens now asks Home
Assistant which actions each entity has instead of keeping lists: the editor
offers On / off (covers included), sliders, controls and displays only where
Home Assistant has the action, and refuses only new unsupported settings.
Perform action runs any action Home Assistant offers for the tile's entity,
under its own names and fields; the screen sends it with a call id and says
Refused when Home Assistant refuses. Sensors round by display precision, and
tiles, the top bar, timelines, vacuum chips and the inspector use Home
Assistant's words where they showed raw states. Tiles show Home Assistant's
icons, picked as its frontend does (the fonts grow to 309 glyphs).

Existing screens keep every setting and tap as before: stored layouts load
leniently, legacy taps route the same (1020 combinations), and messages are
byte-identical without Home Assistant's words and icons. Firmware 0.2.58.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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+## 0.2.67 (firmware 0.2.58)
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+Tiles take what they can do, their words and their icons from Home Assistant, and a tap can run any action Home Assistant offers.
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+- **On / off for blinds, curtains and garage doors.** Under **On tap**, a cover now has **On / off**: a tap opens or closes it, and stops it while it moves, with Home Assistant's own `cover.toggle`. Holding the tile still opens its card. The same goes for everything else Home Assistant can toggle, such as a script, not only for lights, switches, fans, speakers and climate.
+- **Perform action.** Under **On tap**, choose **Perform action** and pick one of the actions Home Assistant has for that entity, under Home Assistant's own names: for a blind that is Open cover, Close cover, Stop cover, Toggle cover, Set cover position and the tilt actions, plus what its integration adds, such as Snapshot for a Sonos. A chosen action shows its fields as Home Assistant describes them: a number with its unit, On or Off, a choice from a list, or text. A field you leave empty is not sent, a field Home Assistant needs is marked until you fill it in, and only fields that fit the device show. Holding the tile still opens its card.
+- **The choices come from Home Assistant.** ESP Screens asks Home Assistant which actions each entity has, instead of keeping a list of its own. The tile settings only offer what works: no On / off for a speaker that can't turn on and off, no small slider for a lamp that only switches, no position slider for a cover without a position, no graph for a sensor without numbers, and no forecast for a weather service without daily forecasts. An integration or device that adds an action shows it right away, without an update of ESP Screens.
+- **Nothing you set changes by itself.** A tile keeps every setting it has. When Home Assistant can't do one, such as On / off on a Sonos, the tile settings show a warning and what to choose instead. A new setting Home Assistant doesn't support is refused when you save, also when Claude in Home Assistant asks for it.
+- **Refused shows on the tile.** When Home Assistant refuses a tap's action, the tile says Refused for a few seconds instead of waiting with a spinner. This goes for Perform action, On / off and the other taps.
+- **Numbers as Home Assistant shows them.** A sensor with a display precision in Home Assistant shows that many decimals on its tile and card: 21.456 °C becomes 21.5 °C when Home Assistant shows one decimal. A sensor without one keeps its value as it comes. Rounded values also mean fewer updates for the screen when only the hidden decimals change.
+- **Home Assistant's words instead of raw states.** Where a tile or card showed a state as Home Assistant stores it, it now shows Home Assistant's own word: a blind says Open or Closing instead of open or closing, a speaker Playing, a robot Returning to dock, a washing machine Rinsing, and a select of an integration its option's name, such as Vacuum and mop. The top bar and history timelines do the same, the vacuum card's chips name a setting the screen has no short name for as the integration does (Off (raised brush)), and the editor's inspector says Heat/Cool instead of heat_cool. The words come from Home Assistant, so a new device brings its own. The screen's own words stay where it had them: On and Off, Docked, a door's Open and Closed, the person's Home and Away, the chips' Vac & mop and Normal.
+- **Home Assistant's icons.** A tile without an icon of its own now shows the icon Home Assistant shows for it: a blind open or closed, a speaker that plays, a door that is open, a battery at its level, a thermostat for climate, a palette for a scene. The icon follows the state, as in Home Assistant, and the tile, the top bar and the editor show the same one. Where the screen lacks Home Assistant's icon, such as an integration's own or one a later Home Assistant adds, it keeps its own icon. An icon you chose stays.
+- **A double-width tile gets a control that works.** When its usual control isn't there, such as open, stop and close on a skylight that only has a position, it takes the first one Home Assistant offers.
+- **A scene or button that never ran works right away.** Home Assistant shows a scene, button or input button that was never used as unknown, and still lets you press it. The tile said Unavailable and did nothing; it now says Never run and runs when you tap it.
+- **The entity list only shows what can be a tile.** Locks, trackers, counters and the other entities for the top bar no longer show under All or in a search, where adding one failed when saving. Input buttons have their own badge and show under Actions.
+- **A click on the text under a setting no longer changes it.** Clicking the explanation under Direct control pressed the first choice above it.
+- **Claude in Home Assistant can set it.** A tile event takes `action` and `data`, such as `action: cover.set_cover_position` with `data: {position: 50}`, and says what's missing when Home Assistant wouldn't take it. The skill also says what On / off does. Install it again from Settings → Claude to get it.
+- Needs firmware 0.2.58 for On / off on covers and other entities that are new to it, Perform action, Refused on the tile, a scene or button that never ran, and the words and new icons on tiles: press **Update** on the screen. Until then a tap opens the card or taps as Automatic, as before. Everything else works right after updating the app, including the rounding and the words in the top bar, timelines, chips and inspector.
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 ## 0.2.66 (firmware 0.2.57)
 
 Camera images on the Guition: see who is at the door.