Adds new integration [joshburkard/home-assistant-connectivity-monitor]

[joshburkard]

Checklist

• I've read the publishing documentation.
• I've added the HACS action to my repository.
• (For integrations only) I've added the hassfest action to my repository.
• The actions are passing without any disabled checks in my repository.
• I've added a link to the action run on my repository below in the links section.
• I've created a new release of the repository after the validation actions were run successfully.

Links

Link to current release: https://github.com/joshburkard/home-assistant-connectivity-monitor/releases/tag/0.1.00054
Link to successful HACS action (without the ignore key): https://github.com/joshburkard/home-assistant-connectivity-monitor/actions/runs/24047734373/job/70135308363
Link to successful hassfest action (if integration): https://github.com/joshburkard/home-assistant-connectivity-monitor/actions/runs/24047734370/job/70135308274

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[frenck]

Hi @joshburkard, thanks for the submission! 👋

This needs a LICENSE file at the repository root before it can be added to the HACS default catalog. That's a required item per the publishing docs (https://hacs.xyz/docs/publish/start). Please pick a license (MIT, Apache 2.0, GPL, etc.), add the file at the root, and cut a new release that includes it.

One non-blocking note while you're in there: network.py _get_mac_address shells out with asyncio.create_subprocess_shell(f"{cmd} {ip}") to run arp. The arp binary often isn't present in the Home Assistant container, and shelling out for this is fragile; a non-shell approach (or dropping the MAC lookup) would be more robust. Not required for this PR.

(Note that this way of lookup is also often incorrect or inaccurate, depending on your network stack and structure).

Once the LICENSE is in place, push a new release and re-request review.

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