feat: expose Q10 map archives

[hCoureau]

Q10 archives arrive on independent push streams. This adds read-only saved-map previews and clean-history map/path details while keeping archive data separate from the live map.

Public API and data flow

• maps owns saved-map metadata and the latest received preview. detail_map_id comes from the pushed packet itself.
• clean_history inherits its public data and derived accessors from the CleanHistory dataclass, a RoborockBase model. It exposes the latest received archive map, historical path and rendered bytes.
• Both refresh_detail() methods return after publishing. Device pushes populate the read models and notify add_update_listener() subscribers. An asyncio.Lock serializes publication only; missing responses do not block later requests.
• Clean-history selections use the complete raw firmware record identifier. Saved-map selections validate the ID against the received map list.
• Q10PropertiesApi routes typed Q10CleanRecordDetail and saved-map packets to their archive owners. Archive updates cannot replace live-map state.
• The factory supplies shared rendering configuration to all three map views. Archive constructors require concrete configuration; default configuration stays at the factory boundary.
• Diagnostic serialization includes history records/path data and saved-map metadata while excluding binary map grids and PNG bytes. Images remain available through detail_image_content.

Consumer expectations and protocol limits

Subscribe before requesting an archive, then read the trait when its listener fires. roborock/devices/README.md documents persistent-view usage and a one-shot listener/event example with a consumer-owned deadline. Trait methods do not create response-waiting tasks or futures.

Clean-record detail packets carry no record identifier. Delayed pushes and selections from another client cannot be attributed reliably to a local selection, so this API exposes latest received detail without a detail_record association. Saved-map packets identify the map, but contain no request ID; consumers should inspect detail_map_id before displaying a preview. A later received preview replaces the previous preview regardless of arrival order.

Live-map updates use the normal trait listener API without revision counters. The CLI subscribes before requesting a push, waits for an update satisfying its state predicate, and unsubscribes on success, timeout or cancellation. Its existing 30-second deadline and optional cached-map fallback remain at the CLI boundary.

Dependencies

Archive parser support from #936 is merged, alongside #933, #908 and #965. This branch includes upstream main through b3a98b9 (7.12.0).

Validation

Validation of f1f5e24:

• Full suite on Python 3.11 and 3.14: 1,440 passed, 53 xfailed, 92 snapshots passed on each version.
• All pre-commit hooks passed, including Ruff, mypy, codespell and structured-file checks.
• Wheel and source distribution builds passed.
• Fake-channel tests cover selection commands, publication serialization, cancellation/send-failure recovery, missing responses, unsolicited/repeated pushes, listener notifications, live-map isolation and diagnostic serialization.
• Render configuration tests check actual PNG dimensions at scales 1, 2 and 4.

No physical-device run was performed for this revision. No private map captures or account data are included. Related: #767.

[hCoureau]

Addressed all five review comments in f1f5e24 and pushed the changes to this branch.

The archive traits now follow the existing push/listener contract: selections return after publication, asyncio.Lock serializes sends, and received archives update the read models and notify subscribers. Clean-history data is in a RoborockBase dataclass and included in diagnostic serialization. Removed the response-waiting machinery, revision counters and unsupported clean-record request attribution. Added consumer documentation, fake-channel command/lifecycle tests and PNG-dimension tests for shared render configuration.

Validation: 1,440 passed, 53 expected failures and 92 snapshots passed on both Python 3.11 and 3.14; all pre-commit hooks and both package builds passed. The PR description now reflects the final API and protocol limitations.