fix: RestoreOnDeactivate setting retention #109
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This pull request fixes an issue where the RestoreOnDeactivate setting was not retained after a reboot. The
RestoreOnDeactivateclass now inherits fromRestoreEntityto ensure that the setting is properly restored. Additionally, theasync_added_to_hassmethod has been implemented to handle the entity being added and set the restore state based on the last known state.