noiwid/HAFamilySafety v2.0.25

2.0.25

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A safety release for the account lock and the screen-time limits switch, after a full review of the integration.

Fixed

• Locking and unlocking can no longer lose a child's schedule. Lock, unlock and the "screen time limits" switch now run one at a time per child (two quick taps, or an automation plus a tap, could leave the child at zero with no way back). The lock refuses to zero a schedule it could not read back, unlock refuses an unreadable restore point instead of writing a 2 h / 07:00-22:00 default, and the web fallback of the limits switch uses the same guard as the lock.
• A lock is now enforced even when the weekly schedule was switched off in the Family Safety app: the lock turns the schedule's own on/off flag back on, and unlock puts it back as it was. Turning the limits back on also sets that flag, so "limits enabled" means enabled.
• All seven days are written when Microsoft stops answering: the limits switch now stops at the first network failure like lock and unlock do, instead of waiting out up to 14 timeouts.
• Two Microsoft accounts: the microsoft_family_safety.* actions now go to the integration entry that knows the child, and each entry keeps its own restore points (the shared file is taken over automatically).
• First setup: the server-side Family bootstrap now uses the same timeouts and browser hints as a running entry.
• Times sent to Microsoft (schedule reads and writes, platform locks) use Home Assistant's time zone, not the container's.
• The sign-in proxy: a query string starting with the proxy path is no longer exempted from Home Assistant's security filter on other routes; the page used as Referer only changes on navigations; cookie deletions sent with Expires are honoured; a malformed host answers 403 instead of 500.
• Accept-Language follows the Home Assistant language instead of German; duplicate host / .host cookies are no longer stored; via_device_id replaces the deprecated via_device (warning at startup since Home Assistant 2026.8).

Under the hood

• New tests for the lock, unlock and limits-switch guards.