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Use legacy rules for ESPHome entity_id construction if friendly_name is unset #97578

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Since we reverted the change to prepend the device name in #97488 , we should also revert the entity_id construction change for legacy naming

fixes #97558

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Thanks, @bdraco 👍

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@frenck frenck merged commit 708b00d into dev Aug 1, 2023
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entity_id of ESPHome objects are concatenated with the name of the ESPHome device itself
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