Google Nest Protect Smoke Alarm hard-wired model being autodetected

[AnthonyBe]

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Checklist

• I have added battery_notes: to my configuration.yaml and restarted.
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Describe the issue

Google Nest Protect Smoke Alarms are being auto-detected.
What it is not accounting for is that there are 2 models - hardwired (i.e. to household 120V/240V) and battery operated.

Mine are the hard-wired variety and so I have 2 discovered devices wanting to be configured.

Does this need some sort of tweak to the library.json to differentiate (if possible)?
Or just an option to exclude these devices from auto-detection?
Or do I just configure them as though they are battery operated, and then delete them?
Or do I configure them as "Irreplaceable"?

This is the relevant existing library entry:

        {
            "manufacturer": "Google",
            "model": "Topaz-2.7",
            "battery_type": "AA",
            "battery_quantity": 3
        },

Here's my wired model device:

Reproduction steps

1. Install integration and reboot

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Debug logs

n/a

Diagnostics dump

No response

[andrew-codechimp]

Since Google don't differentiate models I'll remove this from the library and those with batteries can add it manually.

Thanks.