Climate-test: implement freezer.tick constructs

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Enhanced testing functionality for climate entity attributes in the Plugwise integration.
  • Improved time manipulation in tests for more accurate state verification of climate entities.
  • Updated changelog to reflect ongoing improvements and added a new section for recent changes related to time manipulation in tests.
• Chores
  • Incremented version number from 0.53.1 to 0.53.2 in the manifest file.

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Walkthrough

The changes enhance the testing functionality for climate entity attributes in the Plugwise integration for Home Assistant. The updates introduce the freezer fixture from the freezegun library to control time during tests, replacing the previous reliance on utcnow(). This allows for precise time manipulation, improving the accuracy of time-dependent assertions in the tests.

Changes

File	Change Summary
tests/components/plugwise/test_climate.py	Introduced freezer fixture for time manipulation in test_adam_3_climate_entity_attributes and test_anna_climate_entity_climate_changes.
CHANGELOG.md	Updated to include a new section for version v0.53.2, noting the implementation of freezer.tick constructs and Core PR #126212.
custom_components/plugwise/manifest.json	Updated version number from "0.53.1" to "0.53.2".

Possibly related PRs

• Fix climate-test failing #699: This PR modifies the test_adam_climate_entity_climate_changes function in tests/components/plugwise/test_climate.py, which is also a focus of the main PR, enhancing error handling in climate tests.
• Some small updates #712: This PR updates the CHANGELOG.md to include a new section titled "Ongoing," similar to the main PR's changelog updates, indicating a focus on documenting ongoing improvements in the testing functionality.
• Show model_id for P1 gateway as well, bump plugwise to v1.4.0 #714: This PR adds a model_id attribute in the async_setup_entry function in custom_components/plugwise/__init__.py, which may relate to the overall functionality being tested in the climate tests of the main PR.
• While writing 126212 in Core does the same :) #718: This PR introduces the freezer object in tests/components/plugwise/test_init.py to manage time during tests, similar to the changes made in the main PR for time manipulation in climate entity tests.

Suggested labels

enhancement, bug, dependencies

Poem

In the garden of code where the rabbits play,
Time ticks gently, guiding the way.
With freezer in hand, we leap and we bound,
Testing the climate, where changes are found.
Hooray for the updates, let the bunnies cheer,
For accuracy reigns, and the future is clear! 🐰✨

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• CHANGELOG.md

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