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Fix Shelly button device triggers #48974
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We don't want to interact with integration details in the tests. We should just set up the integration and patch in the periphery, eg the library, as needed.
https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/development_testing#writing-tests-for-integrations
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This is not specific to this test, I am planning to rewrite all the tests, already tried some options but I was not happy with the result, If it is OK by you I would like to use your help for mocking the library in the right way.
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Sure!
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Looking at the library, one thing that makes the library harder to patch is that it is mixing the business logic of the
Device
class with the transport handling (aiohttp, coap and socket). If we'd break out the transport handling into a client class that the device can use, it would be easier to patch the client and know that all I/O is patched.