Restore is_on behavior for specialized BinarySensor subclasses #29
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In home-assistant/core#121300, we learned that d2b6939 caused a regression for motion sensors. It turns out that
sensor.SensorandMotiondevices also need this behavior (but presumably only whentype=Occupancy).This change adds a test and reverts the offending change to restore behavior selectively.
Future bugs and refactorings will deal with the underlying architectural problems that led to this issue, but this change addresses the symptom to get HA users' expectations restored ASAP.