Home Assistant WiiM Integration Misreports Device State, Breaking Automations
The WiiM integration for Home Assistant always reports a device as 'paused' rather than 'idle' or 'unavailable' after playback stops or power is cut, unlike the original LinkPlay integration. This incorrect state reporting breaks automations and scripts that depend on knowing the device's real status before acting.
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