Drop redundant bluetooth_proxy active: true (now the default)

[bharvey88]

Version: 26.7.9.1 (no change — no-publish simplification)

What does this implement/fix?

Drops the redundant active: true from bluetooth_proxy, leaving the bare bluetooth_proxy: line.

The bluetooth_proxy component now enables active connections by default, and Home Assistant manages active-vs-passive dynamically — it opens an active connection only when an integration needs one, and stays passive otherwise. So active: true was redundant with the current default; removing it is behaviorally identical (same compiled value).

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