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    • Added a new note for Shelly device integrations detailing that only the first 5 KB of a script is processed.
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A note has been added to the Shelly integration documentation. It explains that to reduce integration startup time, only the first 5 KB of the script is downloaded and analyzed. If the script exceeds this size, users are instructed to position the event emitting function at the beginning of the script to ensure proper functionality. There are no changes to any public or exported entities.

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source/_integrations/shelly.markdown Added a note detailing that only the first 5 KB of a Shelly integration script is analyzed, with guidance to place the event emitter early if the script is longer.

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166-169: Clear Documentation Note on Event Emitting Function Location

The new note clearly explains that only the first 5 KB of a script is downloaded and analyzed, and it advises users to place the event emitting function at the beginning if their script exceeds this limit. This addition should help prevent issues with integration startup time, aligning well with the PR objectives.

Consider a minor wording change for clarity. For example, replacing "negative impact on the integration startup time" with "increased startup time" might enhance readability.

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-To avoid the negative impact on the integration startup time, only the first 5 KB of the script is downloaded and analyzed. If your script is longer, you must place the event emitting function at the beginning of it.
+To avoid increased startup time, only the first 5 KB of the script is downloaded and analyzed. If your script exceeds 5 KB, place the event emitting function at the beginning to ensure it is processed.
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Thank you, @bieniu and @thecode 👍

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