Dashboard Studio 2.6.0 and Haven 2.3.0: easier to use on a phone

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Changelog
## 2.6.0
Easier to use on a phone, in the browser and in Haven (now version 2.3.0, offered as an update in the app).
- **Back closes what's open:** Android's back gesture in Haven, and the browser's back button, now close an open sheet or the top bar instead of leaving the app.
- **Haven finds your Home Assistant:** when you set it up or add a home, Haven lists the Home Assistant it finds on your home network. Tap it instead of typing the address.
- **Haven keeps only homes that work:** an address that doesn't connect is no longer saved as a home; it is filled in again so you can correct it. Removing a home asks first, in the app itself.
- **Haven says what it's doing:** the loading screen says which home it is connecting to, and after a while offers to choose another home or address.
- **A phone opens a phone dashboard:** on a phone, Dashboard Studio opens the dashboard you last used on that phone, or else the first one designed for phones; and always on the dashboard, not the builder.
- **Connecting, not offline:** while it first connects, the top bar says *Connecting…* instead of a red *Offline*.
- **The ⋯ button steps aside:** on a phone dashboard, the round button in the corner moves out of the way while you scroll down, so it doesn't cover a card, and comes back when you scroll up.
- **Friendlier details:** tapping a sensor or device shows what it is now in words, a line of the last 24 hours for sensors, and buttons for blinds, media players and vacuums. The entity ID and attributes are folded away under *Technical details*.
- Weather reads *Partly cloudy* instead of *Partlycloudy* (and the same for a few other states).
- Fixed: on a lit lamp tile in the phone sizes, the text was white on a pale lamp colour.
## 2.5.0
- **Phone sizes:** on a phone dashboard every card now comes in four sizes, like widgets on a phone: **Small** (half width, square), **Medium** (full width, two rows), **Large** (full width, four rows) and **Row** (full width, one line). Pick one under **Size on the phone** in the inspector, or drag the corner: it snaps to the nearest size.