Bump pyvesync to 2.1.16

[iprak]

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This updates the pyvesync package to 2.1.16 which contains 2 fixes

• fix: 131s add modes webdjoe/pyvesync#267 - adds mode data for "Levoit 131S Air Purifier"
• Update VeSyncHumid200300S device_status on update webdjoe/pyvesync#268 - update humidifier status correctly

https://github.com/webdjoe/pyvesync/releases/tag/2.1.16

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[iprak]

The failed test seems to be unrelated.

[Cederick]

Will this add support for Air Fryers as well down the line like this one I have?
https://cosori.com/collections/air-fryers/products/pro-gen-2-5-8-qt-air-fryer-black
It uses the VeSync app.

[iprak]

Will this add support for Air Fryers as well down the line like this one I have? https://cosori.com/collections/air-fryers/products/pro-gen-2-5-8-qt-air-fryer-black It uses the VeSync app.

Yes, the goal is expand the supported devices. However, that would also depend on the devices supported by the underlying pyvesync library and currently I don't see ProGen listed there.

[Cederick]

Will this add support for Air Fryers as well down the line like this one I have? https://cosori.com/collections/air-fryers/products/pro-gen-2-5-8-qt-air-fryer-black It uses the VeSync app.

Yes, the goal is expand the supported devices. However, that would also depend on the devices supported by the underlying pyvesync library and currently I don't see ProGen listed there.

Well yeah just saw that right now. I just hope that it will automagically be supported as well. Also notide that they call their deviced differently in different countries which is not helpful. It is called COSORI Smart WiFi 5,5-Liter in my country for example and not Pro Gen whatever.

And thank you for taking your time to reply to my comment!

[iprak]

Will this add support for Air Fryers as well down the line like this one I have? https://cosori.com/collections/air-fryers/products/pro-gen-2-5-8-qt-air-fryer-black It uses the VeSync app.

Yes, the goal is expand the supported devices. However, that would also depend on the devices supported by the underlying pyvesync library and currently I don't see ProGen listed there.

Well yeah just saw that right now. I just hope that it will automagically be supported as well. Also notide that they call their deviced differently in different countries which is not helpful. It is called COSORI Smart WiFi 5,5-Liter in my country for example and not Pro Gen whatever.

And thank you for taking your time to reply to my comment!

I think that would depend on what that device internally is and what does it end up mapping to. This mapping defines the device behavior.