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Fix: Implement intelligent rate limit backoff to prevent API spam (#57)

* fix: suppress Scrutinizer false positives with inline noqa comments

Add inline suppressions for 3 Scrutinizer warnings in __init__.py where
static analysis incorrectly flags DOMAIN as undefined. The variable is
properly imported from .const on line 28.

Changes:
- Line 91: hass.data.setdefault(DOMAIN, {})
- Line 354: hass.config_entries.async_entries(DOMAIN)
- Line 382: if DOMAIN in hass.data

These are false positives from Scrutinizer's import tracking. Real
undefined variables are still caught by:
- flake8 (F82 checks in CI)
- Python runtime (NameError)
- 456 passing unit tests

The 4th warning (CONF_API_URL line 463) appears to be from old code
that was already refactored 9 months ago and no longer exists.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: suppress Scrutinizer false positives in config_flow.py

Add inline noqa suppressions for 9 false positive warnings in config_flow.py
where Scrutinizer's static analysis incorrectly flags imported constants
as undefined.

False positives suppressed:
- Line 533: key in list comprehension scope
- Lines 746-748: OPTION_ENABLE_DISCOVERY, DEFAULT_ENABLE_DISCOVERY
- Lines 754-756: OPTION_DISCOVERY_INTERVAL, DEFAULT_DISCOVERY_INTERVAL
- Line 770: OPTION_API_TIMEOUT
- Line 781: OPTION_CALLBACK_URL
- Line 787: OPTION_CAMERA_WAIT_BEFORE_DOWNLOAD
- Line 803: OPTION_WAIT_AFTER_WAKE_UP

All constants are properly imported from .const (lines 13-60).

Duplication warnings about empty string cleanup pattern are intentional -
each option requires its own check and cannot be abstracted without
complicating the code.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: suppress Scrutinizer false positives in battery_coordinator.py

Add inline noqa suppressions for 4 false positive warnings where
Scrutinizer incorrectly flags DOMAIN as undefined in HomeAssistantError
exception constructors.

False positives suppr... (continued)

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