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Add persistent Home Assistant surveys to saved Locations - #15
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The HA overview now lets you explicitly add found devices or create manual entries in a persistent inventory for the selected Location. Save rooms, model, firmware, desired functions, and advisor hints separately from dated scan observations. Repeat scans refresh linked observations while preserving manual fields. A Temporary scan still offers advice and needs a saved Location for persistent inventory.
The survey uses the existing atomic save and a writer lock, preserves unreadable files, and retains a backup. It uses the Location owning the workspace or history, and keeps the original survey file format. No scan output format changes are included.
Validation: Release build with zero warnings/errors, survey fixtures across fresh processes, and targeted Location, previous-fork data, history, and export checks. The offscreen GUI suite includes 20 locales, 13 survey themes at 125%/200%, and the existing appearance, service, and topology checks. All fixtures use isolated data.