Emulated hue lights discovered as lights

[alandtse]

Describe the bug
With the inclusion of light support, emulated_hue lights are being detected and exposed. They should be filtered out since they already should exist in HA.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Enable emulated hue for any existing switch in HA
2. Enable lights in options
3. Lights will be added to HA

Expected behavior
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Emulated hue lights should be ignored

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System details

• Home-assistant (version):
• Hassio (Yes/No): (Please note you may have to restart hassio 2-3 times to load the latest version of alexapy after an update. This looks like a HA bug).
• alexa_media (version from const.py or HA startup): dev
• alexapy (version from pip show alexapy or HA startup):
• Amazon 2FA is enabled (y/n). We will not debug login issues if unanswered:

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[alandtse]

They are exposed http://HA/api/pi/lights to Alexa as:

{
   "1":{
      "state":{
         "on":true,
         "reachable":true,
         "mode":"homeautomation"
      },
      "name":"Abode Updates",
      "uniqueid":"00:61:47:df:43:92:f1:39-af",
      "manufacturername":"Home Assistant",
      "swversion":"123",
      "type":"On/Off light",
      "productname":"On/Off light",
      "modelid":"HASS321"
   }
}

On Amazon's side

{
   "AAA_SonarCloudService_4ea4fe55-85eb-3856-bc29-01588503c426_1":{
      "applianceId":"AAA_SonarCloudService_4ea4fe55-85eb-3856-bc29-01588503c426_1",
      "endpointTypeId":"",
      "driverIdentity":{
         "namespace":"AAA",
         "identifier":"SonarCloudService"
      },
      "manufacturerName":"Royal Philips Electronics",
      "friendlyDescription":"Royal Philips Electronics smart device",
      "modelName":"",
      "deviceType":"",
      "version":"0",
      "friendlyName":"Abode Updates",
      "friendlyNameModifiedAt":1600465801510,
      "capabilitiesModifiedAt":1600465801510,
      "ipAddress":"",
      "port":"",
      "entityId":"e9b24cb4-bb21-435a-9f07-5829692d479e",
      "applianceNetworkState":{
         "reachability":"REACHABLE",
         "lastSeenAt":1618698573170,
         "createdAt":1600465801510,
         "lastSeenDiscoverySessionId":{
            "value":"d0cf49da-3fe5-4925-bf04-86a42ddaafec"
         }
      },
      "tags":{
         "tagNameToValueSetMap":{
            
         }
      },
      "additionalApplianceDetails":{
         "additionalApplianceDetails":{
            
         }
      },
      "firmwareVersion":"0",
      "actions":[
         
      ],
      "capabilities":[
         {
            "capabilityType":"AVSInterfaceCapability",
            "type":"AlexaInterface",
            "version":"3",
            "properties":{
               "supported":[
                  {
                     "name":"powerState"
                  }
               ],
               "proactivelyReported":false,
               "retrievable":true,
               "readOnly":false
            },
            "interfaceName":"Alexa.PowerController"
         }
      ],
      "applianceTypes":[
         "LIGHT"
      ],
      "isEnabled":true,
      "aliases":[
         
      ],
      "connectedVia":"Hue Hub",
      "alexaDeviceIdentifierList":[
         
      ],
      "applianceKey":"e9b24cb4-bb21-435a-9f07-5829692d479e",
      "ipaddress":"",
      "applianceLambdaControlled":true,
      "applianceDriverIdentity":{
         "namespace":"AAA",
         "identifier":"SonarCloudService"
      },
      "mergedApplianceIds":[
         "AAA_SonarCloudService_4ea4fe55-85eb-3856-bc29-01588503c426_1"
      ]
   }
}

Initial attempt to filter on hass model names won't work as non-lights do not show the modelid e.g., "HASS123"

[blm126]

I think the best way is to go the other way around. I have some actual hue bulbs connected directly to my Echo. They report a capability of "Alexa.EndpointHealth". So, if there if a manufacturerName of "Royal Philips Electronics" AND it doesn't have that capability, its an emulated device.

PR coming shortly.

[alandtse]

I think you're right. That's a consistent filter on what I'm seeing in my system.

[alandtse]

Please note to rebase on dev, I've fixed the style.