Add Reolink smart ai binary sensors

[starkillerOG]

Breaking change

Proposed change

Add Reolink smart ai binary sensors for:

• crossline detection (3x : person, vehicle, animal)
• intrusion detection (3x : person, vehicle, animal)
• lingering detection (3x : person, vehicle, animal)
• item forgotten (1x)
• item taken (1x)

For each of these smart ai sensors, the user can create up to 3 zones/lines in the reolink app.
In total you could therefore get 3x3+3x3+3x3+3+3 = 33 binary sensors from this.
However the user will need to first create the zones/lines, by default no zones/lines are set on a camera.
As soon as the user makes a new zone/line, those entities will be added to HomeAssistant (user does not need to reload, this is done automatically).

See https://www.reddit.com/r/reolinkcam/comments/1fbubli/ifa_2024_smart_ai_detection/
It is currently available on a handfull of specific models, but it will roll out to more models through firmware updates.
I know it is already available on the RLC-840A (latest firmware, you can update through HA).
I tested with a CX810 with beta firmware (not publicly available yet).

See also PR #140417

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• Link to documentation pull request: Add Reolink smart ai binary sensors docs home-assistant.io#37920
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[abmantis]

Thanks @starkillerOG !

[starkillerOG]

@abmantis Thanks for your help and the reviews!