Fix ScheduleType.schedule_sub_type reading the wrong JSON key#166
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Resideo's API returns "scheduleSubtype" (lowercase t) for both device and location responses, not "scheduleSubType". Found while auditing device.py for the same class of field-name mismatch fixed in the priority endpoint (timmo001#165). Not currently consumed anywhere in Home Assistant's lyric integration, so this was never visibly broken, but the fixtures encoded the same wrong key the code was reading, so the existing tests passed without ever catching it against a real response.
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Resideo's API returns "scheduleSubtype" (lowercase t) for both device and location responses, not "scheduleSubType". Found while auditing device.py for the same class of field-name mismatch fixed in the priority endpoint (#165). Not currently consumed anywhere in Home Assistant's lyric integration, so this was never visibly broken, but the fixtures encoded the same wrong key the code was reading, so the existing tests passed without ever catching it against a real response.