AdvantiumCookAction and AdvantiumWarmStatus raise ValueError for valid appliance values

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Environment

• gehomesdk version: 2026.2.0 (via pip, installed by ha_gehome)
• ha_gehome version: 2026.2.0
• Home Assistant Core: 2026.3.4
• Python: 3.14
• Appliance: GE Profile Advantium microwave/oven

Problem

The AdvantiumCookAction and AdvantiumWarmStatus enums raise ValueError for values that the appliance regularly sends. The converter catches the exception and falls back to a default, so there's no functional impact — but the error logs every ~30 seconds, filling the HA log with noise.

AdvantiumCookAction — value 38 not handled

2026-04-01 23:12:34.878 ERROR (MainThread) [gehomesdk.erd.converters.advantium.erd_advantium_cook_setting_converter]
Could not construct cook setting (value: 9026FA02540000399669E185CB0C7A109126FA), using default.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".../gehomesdk/erd/converters/advantium/erd_advantium_cook_setting_converter.py", line 24, in erd_decode
    cook_action = AdvantiumCookAction(int_values[1]),
ValueError: 38 is not a valid AdvantiumCookAction

AdvantiumWarmStatus — value 250 not handled

ValueError: 250 is not a valid AdvantiumWarmStatus

Root Cause

In gehomesdk/erd/values/advantium/advantium_enums.py, both enums have _missing_ methods that only handle a few specific fallback values and raise ValueError for everything else:

class AdvantiumCookAction(enum.IntEnum):
    STOP = 0
    START = 1
    UPDATED = 2
    PAUSE = 3
    RESUME = 4
    UNKNOWN = 255

    @classmethod
    def _missing_(cls, value):
        if value in (20, 178):
            return cls.STOP
        return super()._missing_(value)  # <-- raises ValueError for 38

class AdvantiumWarmStatus(enum.IntEnum):
    OFF = 0
    CRISP = 1
    MOIST = 2
    UNKNOWN = 255

    @classmethod
    def _missing_(cls, value):
        if value == 223:
            return cls.OFF
        return super()._missing_(value)  # <-- raises ValueError for 250

Suggested Fix

Return the UNKNOWN/OFF fallback for any unrecognized value instead of raising:

class AdvantiumCookAction(enum.IntEnum):
    # ... existing values ...

    @classmethod
    def _missing_(cls, value):
        if value in (20, 178):
            return cls.STOP
        return cls.UNKNOWN  # graceful fallback instead of ValueError


class AdvantiumWarmStatus(enum.IntEnum):
    # ... existing values ...

    @classmethod
    def _missing_(cls, value):
        if value == 223:
            return cls.OFF
        return cls.OFF  # graceful fallback instead of ValueError

This matches the pattern already used by AdvantiumCookMode._missing_ which returns cls.NO_MODE for unrecognized values (153, 223, 253).

The converter already has a try/except that catches the ValueError and uses a default ErdAdvantiumCookSetting, so the fix just eliminates unnecessary exception logging while preserving the same behavior.