Xiaomi Home Assistant Bug Report: Non-Standard Entity Issue with yeelink.switch.ylsw4

## Introduction
The Xiaomi Home Assistant has been experiencing a bug with the yeelink.switch.ylsw4 device, where the automatic click event is not being recognized as a standard entity. This issue has been reported to occur in both the standard and geek editions of the Xiaomi Home Assistant.

## Problem Description
The yeelink.switch.ylsw4 device has three events: single click, double click, and long press. However, when the 'Hide non-standard generated entities' option is enabled, these events disappear. When this option is disabled, the events reappear but are marked as non-standard entities.

## Reproduction Steps
1. Enable the 'Hide non-standard generated entities' option in the integration settings. The events will disappear.
2. Disable the 'Hide non-standard generated entities' option. The events will reappear but will be marked as non-standard entities.

## Expected Behavior
The automatic click event should be recognized as a standard entity, similar to the yeelink.switch.ylsw5 and yeelink.switch.ylsw3 devices.

## Reproduce Time
The issue was reproduced on 2025-07-09 at 14:00.

## System Logs
Unfortunately, there are no system logs available for this issue.

## Log Timezone
The log timezone is set to Asia/Shanghai.

## Home Assistant Core Version
The Home Assistant Core version is 2025.5.3.

## Home Assistant Operation System Version
The Home Assistant Operation System version is 15.2.

## Xiaomi Home Integration Version
The Xiaomi Home Integration version is v0.3.3.

## Additional Context
There is no additional context available for this issue.

## Conclusion
In conclusion, the yeelink.switch.ylsw4 device is experiencing a bug where the automatic click event is not being recognized as a standard entity. This issue can be reproduced by enabling and disabling the 'Hide non-standard generated entities' option in the integration settings. It is expected that the automatic click event will be recognized as a standard entity, similar to other devices. The issue has been reported to occur in both the standard and geek editions of the Xiaomi Home Assistant.