Add support for arming events

[garnser]

Describe the feature request

Events has been introduced as a concept but is currently only associating with Locks. It would be benifical to extract arming events as well and have these associated with the Alarm Panel.

Expected behavior

Extrapolate arming events and associate the device with the Alarm Panel Device
The question boils down to how it should be associated. Locks are populated with "LockName" which makes it easy to correlate. There's two options as I see it:

1. Associate any event where LockName is "" to Alarm Panel, this may cause non arming events to be associated should Sector add support for other event types.
2. Associate event based on EventType. The drawback here is that new types of events could be missed, alternatively a misc event entity could be created to catch any unknown EventTypes.

Additional context

The lock payload looks as follows:

    {
        "User": "Barn Larm",
        "Channel": "Code",
        "UserTranslationKey": "",
        "Time": "2024-11-05T20:53:20",
        "EventType": "unlock",
        "LockName": "Groventré"
    },
    {
        "User": "",
        "Channel": "",
        "UserTranslationKey": "",
        "Time": "2024-11-05T20:47:46",
        "EventType": "lock",
        "LockName": "Groventré"
    },
    {
        "User": "",
        "Channel": "",
        "UserTranslationKey": "",
        "Time": "2024-11-06T08:16:06",
        "EventType": "lock_failed",
        "LockName": "Groventré"
    }

Whereas arming looks like this:

{
"User": "",
"Channel": "quick_arming_channel",
"UserTranslationKey": "",
"Time": "2024-11-06T00:48:59",
"EventType": "partialarmed",
"LockName": ""
}
{
"User": "Jonathan Petersson",
"Channel": "App",
"UserTranslationKey": "",
"Time": "2024-11-06T00:47:37",
"EventType": "disarmed",
"LockName": ""
}
{
"User": "",
"Channel": "quick_arming_channel",
"UserTranslationKey": "",
"Time": "2024-11-06T00:47:12",
"EventType": "armed",
"LockName": ""

[garnser]

@gjohansson-ST I'm happy to take feedback on what approach you think is most reasonable.