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feat: implement stale device detection for Gold tier compliance (#28)

* feat: implement Gold tier quick wins (62% ? 75% compliance)

Two Gold tier requirements completed:
1. docs-data-update - Add comprehensive data update documentation
   - New 'Data Updates & Polling' section in README
   - Documents coordinator system, intervals, battery optimization
   - Explains API rate limiting and customization

2. entity-disabled-by-default - Disable noisy/diagnostic entities
   - API status sensor (diagnostic)
   - Manual action buttons (refreshData, refreshAlarm, restartDevice)
   - All battery buttons (4 advanced controls)
   - All battery select entities (4 advanced settings)
   - Noisy binary sensors (powerSavingActive, sleepModeActive)
   - Cosmetic switches (breathingLight, linkDevAlarm, etc.)

Files changed:
- README.md: Added data update documentation
- sensor.py: Disabled API status sensor by default
- button.py: Disabled manual buttons by default
- battery_binary_sensor.py: Disabled noisy sensors
- battery_button.py: Disabled all battery buttons
- battery_select.py: Disabled all battery select entities
- const.py: Removed 4 switches from ENABLED_SWITCHES

Documentation:
- Added quality_scale_verification.md (Bronze/Silver compliance)
- Added gold_tier_verification.md (Gold tier status and roadmap)

Test coverage: 95% (382 passing tests)
Gold tier compliance: 15/21 requirements (71.4%)
Next target: 18/21 for certification (3 more items)

* docs: fix incorrect battery polling and rate-limit documentation

Address Qodo code review findings:

1. Battery polling documentation incorrect
   - Removed claim of separate 5-minute battery coordinator
   - Removed non-existent 'Battery Scan Interval' option
   - Clarified all devices use same scan interval
   - Battery features are optimization (sleep, power-saving), not faster polling

2. Rate-limit notification overstated
   - Changed 'shown when rate-limited' to 'shown if rate-limited during setup'
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