Add MediaPlayerSupportedFormat

[synesthesiam]

Extends the media player info with a list of supported audio formats. This is used in Home Assistant to swap out media URLs going to the ESPHome device with proxy URLs that contain the converted audio.

Depends on the following PRs:

• ESPHome media proxy home-assistant/core#123254
• Add supported formats to media player esphome#7318

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce enhancements to the media player functionality in the aioesphomeapi module. A new MediaPlayerFormatPurpose enumeration and a MediaPlayerSupportedFormat message structure have been added to improve how media formats are categorized and communicated. Additionally, existing response structures have been modified to include lists of supported formats, and the code generation for protocol buffers has been automated to enhance maintainability.

Changes

File Path	Summary of Changes
aioesphomeapi/api.proto	Introduced MediaPlayerFormatPurpose enum and MediaPlayerSupportedFormat message; modified ListEntitiesMediaPlayerResponse to include supported_formats.
aioesphomeapi/api_options_pb2.py	Transitioned to automated generation of enums and messages using the _builder module, removing manual definitions for several fields.
aioesphomeapi/model.py	Added MediaPlayerFormatPurpose enum and MediaPlayerSupportedFormat class; updated MediaPlayerInfo to include a list of supported formats.

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[synesthesiam]

@jesserockz Did I do something wrong to cause this test to fail?

[jesserockz]

@synesthesiam I think you generated the files with a different proto version. Ill try fix

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[synesthesiam]

@synesthesiam I think you generated the files with a different proto version. Ill try fix

Ok, if not I'll try to upgrade and regenerate the files tomorrow.

[synesthesiam]

@jesserockz I have libprotoc version 3.21.12. Looks like this is too new, since the script expects 3.6.1

[jesserockz]

You can use docker to generate too

docker run -v "$PWD":/aioesphomeapi ghcr.io/esphome/aioesphomeapi-proto-builder:latest

[synesthesiam]

Do I need to add a version bump too?