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remove scan for devices #695

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The scan for devices and check if the BMS to test is present doesn't add value. If the device is not within range (or the MAC is wrong), then the subsequent start_scraping call will either fail or fail to produce usable data. Hence, we can save the scanning and save a lot of time on startup, since the case that the BMS is available and responding is the expected case.

the scan for devices and check if the BMS to test is present doesn't add value
if the device is not within range (or the MAC is wrong), then the subsequent start_scraping call will either fail or fail to produce usable data
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Thanks for helping to improve the driver! Maybe you could also take a look at #693. I do not understand why this is happening.

@mr-manuel mr-manuel merged commit e54d7bc into Louisvdw:dev Jun 8, 2023
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