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Add documentation for alarm state sensors for bosch_alarm

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    • Enhanced the Bosch Alarm integration guide with detailed information on alarm types and their health statuses.
    • Introduced three alarm categories—Fire, Gas, and Burglary—with clear descriptions of their statuses: "No issues," "Trouble," "Supervisory," and "Alarm."
    • Provided examples to help users interpret sensor states and understand the implications for better decision-making.

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The update expands the Bosch Alarm integration documentation by introducing details for sensor health. A new section has been added that defines three alarm types—Fire, Gas, and Burglary—and specifies four corresponding status states: "No issues," "Trouble," "Supervisory," and "Alarm." The documentation now includes descriptions and examples for the "Trouble" and "Supervisory" statuses, clarifying the implications of each alarm type and its health status.

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source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Added a new section detailing sensor health for three alarm types (Fire, Gas, and Burglary) along with definitions for the statuses ("No issues," "Trouble," "Supervisory," "Alarm").

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown (2)

50-54: Ensure proper Markdown list spacing
Static analysis (MD032) recommends that lists be surrounded by blank lines. Please add a blank line before and after the bullet list defining the alarm types (lines 51–53) to improve readability and adhere to markdown lint guidelines.

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55-61: Refine the 'Trouble' description to avoid redundancy
The explanation for the "Trouble" status begins with the word "Trouble" in the bullet and then again at the start of the descriptive paragraph (line 58). Consider rephrasing the paragraph (e.g., “This signal indicates a malfunction or failure within the system…”) to avoid the repeated term and enhance clarity.

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source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown (2)

50-54: Enhance Markdown List Formatting for Alarm Types

The new sensor types ("Fire", "Gas", and "Burglary") are clear and useful additions to the documentation. To adhere to markdownlint MD032 guidelines—which require bullet lists to be surrounded by blank lines—please add an empty line before and after this list.

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-A sensor is provided for each of the following alarm types that displays the health of that alarm
- - Fire
- - Gas
- - Burglary
+A sensor is provided for each of the following alarm types that displays the health of that alarm
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+ - Fire
+ - Gas
+ - Burglary
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55-61: Improve Markdown List Styling for Sensor States

The documentation for sensor states ("No issues", "Trouble", and "Supervisory") is comprehensive and informative. However, markdownlint MD032 requires that lists be surrounded by blank lines. Please insert an empty line before and after the list to improve readability and maintain consistency with our documentation standards.

Proposed diff:

-The state for the sensor can be one of the following:
- - No issues
- - Trouble
-
-  These signals indicate a malfunction or failure within the system. These signals often point to something that, if left unresolved, could lead to a complete system failure. For example, a broken wire or a failed smoke detector could trigger a trouble signal. These signals generally require prompt action to ensure the system continues to work as intended.
- - Supervisory
-
-  These signals relate to system components that require attention but are not in immediate danger of failing. They are typically non-urgent and indicate that something within the system needs maintenance or is functioning suboptimally.
+The state for the sensor can be one of the following:
+
+ - No issues
+ - Trouble
+
+   These signals indicate a malfunction or failure within the system. For example, a broken wire or a failed smoke detector could trigger a trouble signal, generally requiring prompt action.
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+ - Supervisory
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+   These signals relate to system components that require attention but are not in immediate danger of failing.
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50-63: Overall Documentation Update Review

This documentation update for the Bosch Alarm integration is detailed and aligns well with Home Assistant’s standards. The added sensor types and state explanations effectively enhance user clarity regarding alarm health. After addressing the markdownlint MD032 warnings through the suggested formatting changes, the update should be in great shape.

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source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown (2)

50-51: Clarify sensor description for readability.

The new sensor description is clear but can be phrased more directly. For example, consider revising the sentence to read:
"A sensor is provided for each alarm type, displaying its respective health status."

-A sensor is provided for each of the following alarm types that displays the health of that alarm
+A sensor is provided for each alarm type, displaying its respective health status.

56-57: Refine sensor state introduction wording.

Consider rephrasing this line for conciseness. A shorter version—"The sensor state can be one of the following:"—might improve readability.

- The state for the sensor can be one of the following:
+ The sensor state can be one of the following:
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Context: ...arm - Fire - Gas - Burglary The state for the sensor can be one of the following:...

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52-55: Validate alarm types listing.

The alarm types "Fire," "Gas," and "Burglary" are correctly listed. Ensure that these types are consistent with other parts of the documentation and implemented integrations.


58-61: Ensure clarity in the 'Trouble' state explanation.

The "Trouble" state is well-described with helpful context on its implications. Verify that the language aligns with similar status explanations in other integrations to provide consistent user guidance.


63-66: Review 'Supervisory' state description for consistency.

The explanation for the "Supervisory" state is comprehensive and clearly informs users that the issue is non-urgent but requires attention. Confirm that this tone and level of detail match the overall documentation style.


67-70: Check brevity in 'Alarm' state description.

The "Alarm" state is concisely described, which fits its critical nature. Ensure that, although brief, the description adequately conveys the urgency of an active alarm.

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