Renault cleanup and fix - #3728
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Removed unused imports and functions related to Renault vehicle updates.
LKuemmel
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Jul 29, 2026
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Die Kamereon-Aufrufe in fetch_soc() (Fahrzeugliste, Batteriestatus, Cockpit) liefen bisher über rohes urllib.request statt über req.get_http_session(), weil letzteres einen 400 Client Error warf – Ursache war, dass country bei GET-Anfragen fälschlich per data= (Body) statt params= (Query-String) übergeben wurde. Zusätzlich enthielt der Code eine sinnlose Big5-Kodierung, toten Kommentar-Code und eine nicht mehr erreichbare CLI-Funktion (json_update/main) mit einem Tippfehler (.store.set() statt .set()), die seit Umstellung auf den ConfigurableVehicle-Update-Zyklus nirgends mehr aufgerufen wird. Ich habe die Aufrufe konsistent auf req.get_http_session() mit params= umgestellt und den toten Code entfernt. Verifiziert mit echtem Fahrzeug über die openWB-UI: SoC, Reichweite und Kilometerstand werden korrekt abgerufen.