Adjust plugin filename scan for better performance

[ludeeus]

Fixes #3512

[bdraco]

Confirmed fixed with this change 👍

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The update_filenames method in the Plugin class has been enhanced to improve its handling of filenames based on repository manifest content and valid filenames. The updated logic now checks for specific filenames and content in the root directory, setting the file name and remote path more efficiently.

Changes

Files / Directories	Change Summary
custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py	Updated update_filenames method to handle specific filenames and content in the root directory for setting file name and remote path

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #)	Addressed	Explanation
Improve time complexity of update_filenames (3512)	✅
Reduce asyncio execution time warnings in update_repository (3512)	✅

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9ad1e76ea8483237b63bedc19a2ae4548ac147f1 and a4dfe1253d3a58e44ed4975f22ab245ecdd5be14.

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• custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py (3 hunks)

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custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py (2)

Line range hint 102-136: Optimized filename handling logic in update_filenames.

The changes effectively use conditional checks and set operations to optimize the handling of filenames, aligning with the PR's objectives to address performance issues. Ensure that all edge cases are covered by unit tests, especially for the new conditional paths introduced.

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Line range hint 102-136: Verify integration of update_filenames with other methods.

Ensure that the changes in update_filenames integrate seamlessly with validate_repository, update_repository, and get_package_content. Consider adding integration tests to verify that the new logic works as expected in different scenarios and does not introduce any regressions.

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