Remove deprecated typing and fix thread safety issue #275
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Fixed issues with state updates, since newer home assistant versions async_write_ha_state gets blocked from other threads, so I replaced those calls with schedule_update_ha_state. And replaced the HomeAssistantType with HomeAssistant since HomeAssistantType is deprecated.
Also had some left overs from a while ago where I added the compressor frequency as a state which shows the load on the air conditioner currently.
I tested this running on my own Home Assistant setup with a few Haier Air Conditioners and this appears to fix the issues with the state not updating.