chore(release): version packages

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Releases

ftw@0.137.0

Minor Changes

• 6c75162: Driver versions have one place: each device's Versions list under Settings →
  Devices. It shows the release's own copy, the signed stable versions and any beta
  newer than stable, each with a "What changed" link to the driver's history, and a
  button to check the signed channels for new versions. The device line says where
  the running driver comes from and whether a chosen version is kept across
  updates; ftw status says the same. Update Center and System no longer list or
  refresh drivers, and no new version lights up the header. Adding a device can
  fetch driver types the release does not carry, from the driver channel or, marked,
  from beta, in the same list.

Patch Changes

• a04a4d7: An older driver version chosen on purpose now stays after a Core update. Only
  a newer version installed early is replaced once a release catches up. "Use
  bundled" works again for drivers whose bundled file spells the id differently
  from the channel (easee-cloud, easee_cloud), and installing such a driver
  reaches the running device without a restart. ftw status names the release's
  own version beside an override. The beta driver channel honours
  device_repository.enabled: false, and Update Center no longer offers an older
  beta driver as an update.
• 2487c90: A driver version picked under Settings → Devices is no longer lost when a Core
  update brings a newer copy of that driver. The release's newer driver runs, and
  if the update falls back or you run ftw rollback, the older release runs your
  picked version again. Going back from a newer driver version to an older one
  now counts as a choice and stays across updates. ftw status no longer credits
  a driver version to a device that runs your own file of the same name from
  another directory.
• 70f2563: A driver installed from the driver channel no longer keeps running after an
  update brings a copy of the same or a newer version. At the first start of a new
  release, Core retires such an install and runs the release's driver. An older
  version chosen on purpose stays until the next release. ftw status now lists
  the version each configured driver runs and names any driver that is not the
  release's own copy.
• fe0a02d: Every bundled driver now declares the same id and version as the signed driver
  channel, for example sungrow instead of sungrow-shx and easee_cloud instead
  of easee-cloud. Choosing a version under Settings → Devices now works for these
  drivers, "Use bundled" finds the release's copy, and installing a channel version
  reaches the running device without a restart. The driver inventory sent to
  Sourceful reports these ids. The bundled ESPHome DSMR driver is its real source
  again; its published file used to report a wrong id.
• f60d99d: A driver that has just started is no longer marked offline before its first
  reading. After every Core start, update or driver install, the watchdog sent the
  driver its autonomous default a second time, 2–4 s after the start; an Easee
  charger lost its charging current each time. A new driver now gets the watchdog
  timeout from its start, and one that never reports still goes offline after it.

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