Update Home Assistant JavaScript templates to version 8.1.0 - #719
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This pull request updates Home Assistant JavaScript templates to version
8.1.0. In this version, the WebSocket subscription is not created usingsubscribe_events/state_changedbut usingsubscribe_entities. The later is cheaper because it carries only changes, deletions and additions instead of the whole previous and new entity state.