Add homekit-ratgdo32 firmware detection and log streaming#7
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ESPHome exposes a fixed /events endpoint for detection; homekit-ratgdo32 doesn't, so it falls back to homekit's subscribe-then-stream flow instead. Also adds a docker-compose.yml and a homekit example in the README.
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logvslogger)uuidgendoes not exist in the alpine image so I pivoted to a suggested random uuid-like generation to uniquify the streamI do not have an extra device to flash ESPHome to so I cannot confirm that I didn't break the existing logging for ESPHome (if you could please confirm operation.) Also, I don't have a Windows box and not too keen on powershell so I didn't attempt to make changes to that file. Although, it should be able to run in Docker on Windows -- hence the docker-compose file which I can build the image locally as well.
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