tesla: add odometer

[benderl]

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Pull request overview

Adds odometer support to the Tesla vehicle SoC module by extending the Tesla API data fetch and wiring the new value into the shared CarState.

Changes:

• Switch Tesla SoC fetch to use a new API call that also returns odometer and stores it in CarState.
• Adjust Tesla configuration type hints to use Optional[...] for nullable parameters.
• Store Tesla token created_at as an int timestamp.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
packages/modules/vehicles/tesla/soc.py	Fetches odometer alongside SoC/range and returns it via CarState.
packages/modules/vehicles/tesla/config.py	Tightens nullability typing for token/configuration parameters.
packages/modules/vehicles/tesla/api.py	Adds odometer extraction from vehicle_data response; normalizes created_at type.

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packages/modules/vehicles/tesla/api.py:103

• This PR removed/renamed api.request_soc_range, but there is still a unit test (packages/modules/vehicles/tesla/soc_test.py) monkeypatching api.request_soc_range. Since soc.fetch() now calls api.request_data(), the test will hit the real network unless the test is updated. To keep backwards compatibility (and keep existing tests/mocks working), consider restoring a request_soc_range() wrapper and implementing request_data() in terms of it, while tolerating legacy mocks that return only 3 values (soc/range/timestamp).

def request_data(vehicle: int, token: TeslaSocToken) -> Tuple[float, int, float, int]:
    vehicle_id = __get_vehicle_id(vehicle, token)
    data_part = f"vehicles/{vehicle_id}/vehicle_data"
    response = __request_data(data_part, token)
    response = json.loads(response)

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