Use raw string for regex to avoid SyntaxWarning

[heldchen]

in python 3 strings are considered unicode. the \% escape used in the regex is therefore treated as an unicode escape instead of a regex character escape. as this is not a valid unicode escape, python 3.12+ throws an SyntaxWarning.

treating the regex string as a raw string fixes the issue.

fixes sockless-coding/panasonic_cc#206

[danielcherubini]

Added to my PR #94 Thanks

[lostfields]

Hi, I'll be happy to merge this, but can you rebase your PR to match the newest changes. These regex'es is moved around after the auth refactor

python-panasonic-comfort-cloud/pcomfortcloud/apiclient.py

Lines 255 to 265 in 8ca861f

	def _get_device_status_url(self, guid):
	return '{base_url}/deviceStatus/{guid}'.format(
	base_url=constants.BASE_PATH_ACC,
	guid=re.sub(r'(?i)\%2f', 'f', quote_plus(guid))
	)
	def _get_device_status_now_url(self, guid):
	return '{base_url}/deviceStatus/now/{guid}'.format(
	base_url=constants.BASE_PATH_ACC,
	guid=re.sub(r'(?i)\%2f', 'f', quote_plus(guid))
	)