Add Innr SP 244 v2 smart plug v1.9.30

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+# OTA metadata
+file_name: 1166-0336-191E3685_8008e8.ota
+source_file_name: 1166-0336-191e3685-sp244v2-1.9.30.ota
+source_url: https://github.com/user-attachments/files/24494598/1166-0336-191e3685-sp244v2-1.9.30.zip
+pull_request: 22
+release_notes: |-
+  This updates the Innr SP 244 v2 smart plug to firmware version 1.9.30.
+
+  **Note:** Please reload ZHA or restart Home Assistant shortly after this update is fully applied to avoid an incorrectly increased "summation delivered" state.
+
+  **Note:** The relay may turn on or off during the upgrade process.
+
+  **Changes compared to version 1.7.23 and older**
+  - Fixed attribute reporting failing after power-cycle
+  - Improved default attribute reporting settings
+  - Improved thresholds for the resettable voltage and current overload protection
+  - Added possibility to disable voltage overload protection
+  - kWh in 3 decimals instead of 2
+  - Added Multiplier and Divisor for kWh
+  - Various bug fixes and performance improvements
+
+  **Disabling voltage overload protection**
+
+  To disable voltage overload protection:
+  1. Keep the button pressed between 15 and 20 seconds, then release
+  2. After 5 seconds, the LED will start quick-blinking; keep the button pressed
+  3. After 10 seconds, blinking stops; keep the button pressed
+  4. After 15 seconds, the LED will start quick-blinking again
+  5. Release the button. The LED will slow-blink 3 times to indicate success
+
+  Enable again in the same way.
+
+  Enabled/disabled state is persisted over power-cycles, even if not connected to a bridge.
+  While voltage overload protection is disabled, every on/off action will double-blink the LED before assuming final state.
+
+  Current overload protection cannot be disabled.
+
+  **Overload behavior**
+
+  - If the voltage or current overload protection triggers, the plug switches off and fast-blinks its LED
+  - If the cause was voltage overload, the plug will go back to normal operation automatically when the overload condition disappears
+  - If the cause was current overload, the plug will stay off and in overload condition until manually operated, either with the button or by power-cycling