spook Add list_orphaned_database

Description

I have added a service to list all entities that are in your database and not in Home-Assistant anymore. ~If you are open to this PR, I will write some documentation for this.~

Motivation and Context

When you disable or delete an entity in HA they do not get removed from your database. So after some time your can free some space in your database

How has this been tested?

I have tested this in the devcontainer. When I disable some entities and then run this service, the disabled entities get returned as a serviceresponse. Then you can use this response to recorder.puge_entities, keep_days: 0 to remove them from your database.

Screenshots (if appropriate):

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Types of changes

[ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
[x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
[ ] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
[ ] Other

Checklist

[x] My code follows the code style of this project.
[x] My change requires a change to the documentation.
[x] I have updated the documentation accordingly.

May 07 '24 07:05 gieljnssns

Sorry to ask, but how can I pass the label check?

May 14 '24 13:05 gieljnssns

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May 18 '24 09:05 frenck

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 7f3483093259eb2c1d3d927cfa734d22b37e0f3b and bf135e409a808d1842185a8b5a39d9312119ed57.

Walkthrough

The update brings a new feature to the spook custom component for Home Assistant, allowing users to detect orphaned database entities. This enhancement improves entity management by providing a service to efficiently list and potentially clean up unused entities.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summary
`spook` custom component	Introduces a service to list orphaned database entities by comparing with current entity IDs.
`custom_components/spook/services.yaml`	Adds services for deleting all orphaned entities and listing orphaned database entities.
`documentation/core_extensions.md`	Expands documentation to cover the new feature for listing orphaned database entities.
`documentation/entities.md`	Adds details about the newly added `homeassistant.list_orphaned_database_entities` service.

🐇 In the realm of Home Assistant's domain, Orphaned entities no longer in vain. Spook emerges, with spectral might, To reveal them, shining light. With code and prose, a dance so great, A tidier abode, a cleaner slate. 👻

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