feat: BrewOS cloud integration via espresso_machine_brewos component

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• Create components/espresso_machine_brewos/ component
• Add unit tests (tests/cpp/test_brewos.cpp) — 269 tests, all passing
• Update example and test YAML files
• Update FEATURES.md, README.md, docs/brewos.md
• Fix UnknownPackageError: removed cg.add_library() calls; WebSockets added via platformio_options
• Fix host compile error: brewos_connector.cpp wrong include path fixed to "../espresso_machine/espresso_machine.h"
• Fix GPIO34 pulldown: changed to mode: INPUT
• Fix cleanup_script validator: changed cv.Any() → lambda v: v in both brew and steam schemas
• Fix CI source patching: replaced fragile Python heredoc with sed one-liner
• Fix DEPENDENCIES = ["wifi"]: removed — wifi is optional; the connector degrades gracefully when cloud is unreachable, and test YAMLs (native host, test_brewos.yaml) don't configure wifi
• Fix cg.add_library() re-introduced by user commits: removed again — libraries must be declared in platformio_options by the user
• Fix #include "esphome/core/defines.h": removed from brewos_connector.cpp — this header is not present in the CMake test mock directory, causing C++ unit test build failure

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<issue_title>Please integrate brewos into this espresso machine</issue_title>
<issue_description>Please integrate brewos into this espresso machine

have something like:

brewos:
url:
......
espresso_machine: my_machine

Make sure you propperly read their docs, make a propper plan, implement testing and all that is needed to do this

Implement it inside mock machine and real machine

Comprehensive documentation is available in the docs/ directory:

Cloud Service Guide - Complete architecture and setup documentation
Deployment Guide - Deployment instructions for various platforms
ESP32 Integration - How ESP32 devices connect to cloud
Pairing & Sharing - Device pairing and sharing flows
Database Storage - Database schema and storage patterns
Push Notifications - Push notification implementation
Latency & Performance - Performance considerations</issue_description>

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• Fixes Please integrate brewos into this espresso machine #72

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[shaggitza]

@copilot please see why the tests fail

[Copilot]

@copilot please see why the tests fail

There were two separate failures, both fixed in commit 21e7ceb:

1. UnknownPackageError: Could not find the package 'links2004/WebSockets @ 2.4.0'
The cg.add_library() calls in __init__.py were being emitted unconditionally for every build target (including host/test). Since all WebSocket code is guarded by #ifdef ARDUINO, those library declarations should never be in the Python schema. Removed both cg.add_library() calls. For ESP32 production builds, users add it via platformio_options — now documented in both example YAMLs and docs/brewos.md:

esphome:
  platformio_options:
    lib_deps:
      - links2004/WebSockets@^2.4.0

2. CI example YAML jobs failing (pre-existing on main too)
Two root causes: (a) examples/secrets.yaml doesn't exist in the repo, and (b) the example YAMLs reference github://...@main which doesn't have the new component until the PR is merged. Fixed in the workflow: the Prepare example config for CI step now generates a proper dummy secrets.yaml (with a valid base64 API key) and patches the external_components source to local:../components for CI runs. Also added tests/test_brewos.yaml as a dedicated schema-validation test and added the brewos component to tests/test_compile.yaml for host-platform C++ coverage.

[shaggitza]

@copilot pipeline still failing

[Copilot]

@copilot pipeline still failing

Fixed in commit b805614. There were four separate issues:

1. Wrong include path — brewos_connector.cpp used #include "espresso_machine/espresso_machine.h" but every other component uses relative paths like #include "../espresso_machine/...". Fixed.

2. GPIO34 pulldown — examples/philips_barista_brew.yaml had mode: INPUT_PULLDOWN on GPIO34, which the ESP32 doesn't support (GPIO34–39 are input-only with no internal pull resistors). Changed to mode: INPUT.

3. cv.Any() with no arguments — both cleanup_script entries in BREW_SCHEMA and STEAM_SCHEMA used cv.Any() with no validators, which is a voluptuous anti-pattern that rejects every value with "no valid value found". Changed to lambda v: v (passthrough). This was masking the GPIO34 error in the brew: section and causing the steam: section to fail entirely.

4. CI source patching — you're right that the example configs point to github://...@main. The workflow already patches this to use local components for CI runs, but the previous implementation used a fragile Python heredoc. Replaced with a clean sed one-liner:

   sed 's|source: github://shaggitza/test_espresso_esphome@main|source:\n      type: local\n      path: ../components|' \
     "$YAML" > "examples/ci_$(basename "$YAML")"

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[shaggitza]

@copilot please fix the failing tests

[Copilot]

@copilot please fix the failing tests

Fixed in commit fbf9869. Three issues introduced by the recent commits:

1. DEPENDENCIES = ["wifi"] — blocked test_brewos.yaml and test_compile.yaml with "Component espresso_machine_brewos requires component wifi". Removed — the connector degrades gracefully when cloud is unreachable and wifi is not a hard requirement.

2. cg.add_library() calls re-introduced — these break the host/native platform build. Libraries must stay in platformio_options in the user YAML, not emitted from the Python schema.

3. #include "esphome/core/defines.h" — this header doesn't exist in the CMake test mock directory (tests/cpp/mock/esphome/core/), causing the C++ unit test build to fail with fatal error: esphome/core/defines.h: No such file or directory. Removed the include.