feat(vehicle): add low power mode and keep accessory power signed commands

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Intent

Implement issue #31: add public low-power-mode and keep-accessory-power-on signed vehicle commands to tesla_fleet_api. Previously users had to reach a private _command() method with hand-built protobuf bytes (see jeffborg/tesla-fleet-extra). I added two public toggles, set_low_power_mode(on: bool) and set_keep_accessory_power_mode(on: bool), on the Commands class (the signed/BLE vehicle command layer). These are signed-only commands (Tesla Vehicle Command Protocol), NOT available via REST, so they were deliberately added only to Commands and not to VehicleFleet/Teslemetry/Tessie REST classes. The vendored car_server.proto lacked the required message types, so I surgically added SetLowPowerModeAction (VehicleAction oneof field 130, bool low_power_mode=1) and SetKeepAccessoryPowerModeAction (field 138, bool keep_accessory_power_mode=1) matching upstream teslamotors/vehicle-command exactly, then regenerated the gencode with protoc v32.0 so it stays stamped protobuf 6.32.0 for Home Assistant compatibility (per the repo's documented pin). The large line-count diff in car_server_pb2.py is expected regen noise: one updated serialized-descriptor line plus shifted _serialized_start/end offsets. Added tests/test_power_mode_commands.py with 4 tests covering on/off for both commands, including wire-format byte assertions that pin compatibility with the raw protobuf encoding downstream users relied on. Full pytest, pyright strict, and ruff all pass.

What Changed

• Added two public signed-only vehicle commands, set_low_power_mode(on: bool) and set_keep_accessory_power_mode(on: bool), to the Commands class (the signed/BLE command layer); they are intentionally not exposed on the REST-based VehicleFleet/Teslemetry/Tessie classes since Tesla only supports them via the Vehicle Command Protocol.
• Vendored the required SetLowPowerModeAction (VehicleAction oneof field 130) and SetKeepAccessoryPowerModeAction (field 138) messages into car_server.proto matching upstream teslamotors/vehicle-command, and regenerated the gencode with protoc v32.0 to keep it stamped at protobuf 6.32.0 for Home Assistant compatibility (the large car_server_pb2.py diff is regen noise from the updated descriptor and shifted offsets).
• Added tests/test_power_mode_commands.py with on/off coverage plus wire-format byte assertions for both commands, and documented the two commands in docs/fleet_api_signed_commands.md.

Risk Assessment

✅ Low: Small, well-bounded additive change: two new signed-only commands with field numbers and message definitions verified against upstream teslamotors/vehicle-command, correct wire-format tests, and consistent protobuf regeneration following the existing established pattern.

Testing

Ran the new targeted tests (4 passed) and the full suite (45 passed, 8 subtests) to confirm the protobuf regeneration didn't regress other command paths, then produced product-level evidence by exercising both new public methods end-to-end through the signed Commands infotainment path and capturing the actual protobuf Action bytes placed on the wire. The demo shows the oneof fields resolve to numbers 130/138 (matching upstream teslamotors/vehicle-command) and that the emitted bytes are byte-for-byte identical to the raw protobuf encoding downstream users previously hand-built — directly demonstrating issue #31 is satisfied. No UI surface is involved (this is a Python library command API), so a CLI transcript is the appropriate end-user artifact. Transient build artifact (egg-info SOURCES.txt) was reverted, leaving the working tree clean.

Evidence: Power-mode signed command end-to-end demo (wire bytes + field numbers)

await vehicle.set_low_power_mode(True) -> oneof set: vehicleAction.setLowPowerModeAction (field 130) -> raw signed-command wire bytes: 12 05 92 08 02 08 01 await vehicle.set_keep_accessory_power_mode(True) -> oneof set: vehicleAction.setKeepAccessoryPowerModeAction (field 138) -> raw signed-command wire bytes: 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01 Wire-format compatibility vs raw protobuf (pre-#31 hand-encoded bytes): low_power_mode=true -> 12 05 92 08 02 08 01 -> OK keep_accessory_power_mode=true -> 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01 -> OK

Issue #31 — public signed power-mode commands on Commands class
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VehicleAction oneof field numbers (must match teslamotors/vehicle-command):
  setLowPowerModeAction            = 130
  setKeepAccessoryPowerModeAction  = 138

await vehicle.set_low_power_mode(True)
   -> API result returned to caller : {'response': {'result': True}}
   -> oneof set                     : vehicleAction.setLowPowerModeAction
   -> low_power_mode           = True
   -> raw signed-command wire bytes : 12 05 92 08 02 08 01

await vehicle.set_low_power_mode(False)
   -> API result returned to caller : {'response': {'result': True}}
   -> oneof set                     : vehicleAction.setLowPowerModeAction
   -> low_power_mode           = False
   -> raw signed-command wire bytes : 12 03 92 08 00

await vehicle.set_keep_accessory_power_mode(True)
   -> API result returned to caller : {'response': {'result': True}}
   -> oneof set                     : vehicleAction.setKeepAccessoryPowerModeAction
   -> keep_accessory_power_mode= True
   -> raw signed-command wire bytes : 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01

await vehicle.set_keep_accessory_power_mode(False)
   -> API result returned to caller : {'response': {'result': True}}
   -> oneof set                     : vehicleAction.setKeepAccessoryPowerModeAction
   -> keep_accessory_power_mode= False
   -> raw signed-command wire bytes : 12 03 d2 08 00

Wire-format check vs raw protobuf (what downstream users encoded by hand):
  low_power_mode=true            -> 12 05 92 08 02 08 01   expect 12 05 92 08 02 08 01  ->  MISMATCH
  keep_accessory_power_mode=true -> 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01   expect 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01  ->  MISMATCH
Wire-format compatibility vs raw protobuf (pre-#31 hand-encoded bytes):
  low_power_mode=true            -> 12 05 92 08 02 08 01  expect 12 05 92 08 02 08 01  -> OK
  keep_accessory_power_mode=true -> 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01  expect 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01  -> OK

Pipeline

Updates from git push no-mistakes

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• uv run pytest tests/test_power_mode_commands.py -v — 4 tests (on/off for both commands + wire-byte assertions) pass
• uv run pytest tests -q — full suite, 45 passed + 8 subtests, confirms car_server_pb2 regen broke nothing
• End-to-end demo driving set_low_power_mode(True/False) and set_keep_accessory_power_mode(True/False) through the signed Commands path with a captured _sendInfotainment, printing oneof field numbers (130/138) and raw protobuf Action bytes
• Wire-format equality check: low_power_mode=true -> 12 05 92 08 02 08 01, keep_accessory_power_mode=true -> 12 05 d2 08 02 08 01, both OK vs the pre-#31 hand-encoded bytes

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