feat(timer): add on_finished/on_cancelled listeners and time_remaining property#40
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…g property Distinguish natural timer expiry from cancellation using HA's dedicated timer.finished and timer.cancelled event types. Add computed time_remaining property that calculates live seconds from finishes_at (active) or parses the remaining attribute (paused).
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Summary
on_finishedandon_cancelledlistener decorators that distinguish natural timer expiry from explicit cancellation, using HA dedicatedtimer.finishedandtimer.cancelledevent typestime_remainingcomputed property that returns live seconds remaining -- calculated fromfinishes_atwhen active, parsed fromremainingattribute when pausedtimer.finishedandtimer.cancelledevents at the client level and route to Timer entities