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add the amotion devices family support #36971

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    • Added documentation for aMotion HVAC device integration
    • Introduced support for monitoring and controlling HVAC functionalities
    • Included dynamic scene configurations for specific HVAC devices

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The pull request introduces a new markdown documentation file for the aMotion integration in Home Assistant. The file provides comprehensive details about integrating aMotion family HVAC devices, including their supported functionalities, monitoring and control parameters, and dynamic scene capabilities. The documentation covers metadata such as integration type, platforms, IoT class, and configuration details to help users understand and set up the aMotion HVAC device integration.

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source/_integrations/amotion.markdown New documentation file created for aMotion HVAC device integration, detailing:
- Integration metadata (title, description, categories)
- Monitoring parameters (temperature, fan, heater status)
- Control parameters (work regime, fan power, temperature requests)
- Dynamic scene support

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant aMotionDevice
    
    User->>HomeAssistant: Configure aMotion Integration
    HomeAssistant->>aMotionDevice: Establish Connection
    aMotionDevice-->>HomeAssistant: Share Device Capabilities
    HomeAssistant->>User: Display Available Monitoring/Control Parameters
    
    alt Monitor Parameters
        User->>HomeAssistant: Request Device Status
        HomeAssistant->>aMotionDevice: Fetch Current Data
        aMotionDevice-->>HomeAssistant: Return Temperature, Fan, Heater Status
        HomeAssistant-->>User: Display Device Metrics
    end
    
    alt Control Parameters
        User->>HomeAssistant: Set Work Regime/Temperature
        HomeAssistant->>aMotionDevice: Send Control Commands
        aMotionDevice-->>HomeAssistant: Confirm Configuration
    end
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source/_integrations/amotion.markdown (4)

30-30: Enhance clarity of the automatic configuration process.

The explanation about amotion.description() could be more explicit. Consider adding details about how the automatic configuration works and what users should expect.

-Each device is therefore able to send complete data (amotion.description()) about its configuration.
+Each device sends its configuration data through the `amotion.description()` method, which automatically determines the available features and capabilities of the specific device.
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[style] ~30-~30: As a shorter alternative for ‘able to’, consider using “can therefore”.
Context: ... correct integration setup. Each device is therefore able to send complete data (amotion.description...

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41-44: Improve temperature parameter descriptions.

The temperature parameters could benefit from more detailed descriptions:

  • Add typical ranges or recommended values
  • Clarify the relationship between different temperature measurements
  • Explain what ETA and ODA abbreviations stand for

51-53: Standardize flow rate units.

For better readability and consistency with international standards, consider using either:

  • m³/h (preferred in technical documentation)
  • m³·h⁻¹ (SI notation)

78-78: Fix formatting: Remove extra blank line.

Remove one of the consecutive blank lines to comply with markdown formatting standards.

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78-78: Expected: 1; Actual: 2
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[style] ~30-~30: As a shorter alternative for ‘able to’, consider using “can therefore”.
Context: ... correct integration setup. Each device is therefore able to send complete data (amotion.description...

(BE_ABLE_TO)


[uncategorized] ~81-~81: The preposition “on” seems more likely in this position than the preposition “in”.
Context: ...egration. These scenes are set directly in the device and cannot be edited by the ...

(AI_EN_LECTOR_REPLACEMENT_PREPOSITION_IN_ON)

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source/_integrations/amotion.markdown (2)

24-26: LGTM! Clear and concise introduction.

The introduction effectively describes the integration's purpose and includes the proper configuration flow template.


10-10: Verify the release version.

The release version 2025.1.2 appears to be set in the future. Home Assistant typically uses the format YYYY.M.0 for major monthly releases. Consider adjusting this to match the next planned release version.

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### Scenes

Most devices also offer sets of preset behaviors, called scenes, which are uploaded as buttons when building an integration. These scenes are set directly in the device and cannot be edited by the user. They can only be activated. They are therefore visible as buttons in Home Assistant. The number of such scenes is dynamic and depends on the type and design of the HVAC
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Complete the unfinished sentence.

The last sentence is incomplete and ends mid-thought: "The number of such scenes is dynamic and depends on the type and design of the HVAC"

-The number of such scenes is dynamic and depends on the type and design of the HVAC
+The number of such scenes is dynamic and depends on the type and design of the HVAC device.
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Most devices also offer sets of preset behaviors, called scenes, which are uploaded as buttons when building an integration. These scenes are set directly in the device and cannot be edited by the user. They can only be activated. They are therefore visible as buttons in Home Assistant. The number of such scenes is dynamic and depends on the type and design of the HVAC
Most devices also offer sets of preset behaviors, called scenes, which are uploaded as buttons when building an integration. These scenes are set directly in the device and cannot be edited by the user. They can only be activated. They are therefore visible as buttons in Home Assistant. The number of such scenes is dynamic and depends on the type and design of the HVAC device.
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[uncategorized] ~81-~81: The preposition “on” seems more likely in this position than the preposition “in”.
Context: ...egration. These scenes are set directly in the device and cannot be edited by the ...

(AI_EN_LECTOR_REPLACEMENT_PREPOSITION_IN_ON)

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