TECHO5 sounds like Home Assistant's own voice satellites (#34). The Home Assistant Voice sounds are now the defaults: the wake sound, muting and unmuting, a finished timer, and Home Assistant as the first alarm sound. They are the recordings the Voice Preview Edition uses, by Clayton Charles Tapp (CC BY 4.0, credited in NOTICE).
- A wake word still on Chirp, the old default, moves to the Home Assistant sound once when the device updates. To go back, set Wake sound to Chirp (or Ding, Rise or None); that choice then stays.
- A new Home Assistant sounds switch (in Home Assistant, and under Sound & Voice on the screen) turns muting and timers back to TECHO5's own beeps.
- Alarms that had a sound chosen keep it.
Home Assistant's address is cleaned up when it's set. An address pasted with an invisible character in front of http (easy to pick up when copying from a web page or chat) made every request fail with "first path segment in URL cannot contain colon" (#24). Those characters are now removed, including from an address already saved, and the home_assistant action refuses an address that isn't http(s)://host, saying what it should look like.
The dashboard list fills in before the dashboard is turned on (#32, thanks Uthrom), so there is something to choose in Dashboard to show on a device that has never shown one. The drawn dashboard's message now names the home_assistant action (#33).
Verify this release was built by CI from its own tag:
gh attestation verify echod-arm --repo HuskerMinion/techo5 --source-ref refs/tags/v0.9.7