Support ESPHome name-based web entity IDs in Fang UI - #178
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With ESPHome 2026.8.2, Fang's web UI remains on
loading...because events contain IDs such assensor/Fuel Percent, while the UI looks upsensor-fuel_percent. HTTP controls also need to use the exact entity name rather than the legacy object ID.Normalize name-based IDs at the state/detail ingestion boundary and retain the original name in
api_id. A shared path helper URL-encodes only the entity segment for fallback detail requests and both action callers. Legacy event IDs and endpoints remain supported. This keeps the existing primary-device UI keys; it does not add sub-device support or change entity enums.Validation:
git diff --checkpassed; patch applicability checked against the recorded clean base.Validation environment: Node 24.16.0, npm on Windows. Upstream
npm cifailed because the lockfile lacks arollup-plugin-gzipentry. Dependencies were installed in the individual package using--workspaces=false --package-lock=false; the lockfile is unchanged. Reproduction commands and compatibility scope are documented inwebserver/packages/neato/COMPATIBILITY.md.