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Address some more quality scale rules to progress towards gold.

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    • Enhanced integration documentation to emphasize improved connectivity and ease of use.
    • Expanded details on monitoring devices, managing firmware updates, LED settings, and device restarts via Home Assistant.
    • Added sections outlining known limitations and troubleshooting instructions, including guidance on firmware downgrades and enabling IPv6 access.

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The documentation for the SMLIGHT integration has been enhanced. The introduction now emphasizes the reliability and convenience of integrating Zigbee devices. The capabilities section has been expanded to specify that users can monitor and manage SLZB devices directly from Home Assistant, including firmware updates and device health monitoring. New sections titled "Known Limitations" and "Troubleshooting" have been added to outline unsupported features and provide guidance on firmware downgrades and connectivity issues.

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source/_integrations/smlight.markdown Revised the introductory description, expanded the capabilities section for managing SLZB devices (including firmware updates, diagnostics, LED modes, and restarts), and added new sections for "Known Limitations" and "Troubleshooting".

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127-133: Useful "Troubleshooting" Section with a Minor Language Note: The new "Troubleshooting" section provides clear guidance for users encountering issues post-firmware update and for IPv6 access configuration. However, on line 131, consider revising the phrasing:

  • Current: "If you require access to the SLZB device over IPv6, this can be enabled in the web UI."
  • Suggested: "If you require access to the SLZB device over IPv6, this can be enabled on the web UI."

Below is a diff suggestion to improve the collocation:

- - If you require access to the SLZB device over IPv6, this can be enabled in the web UI.
+ - If you require access to the SLZB device over IPv6, this can be enabled on the web UI.
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[grammar] ~131-~131: The usual collocation for technology is “on”, not “in”.
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135-135: Trailing Newline Compliance: Please ensure that the file ends with a single trailing newline, as required by markdown linting guidelines (MD047).

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28-28: Enhanced Introduction Section: The updated introduction clearly highlights the benefits of positioning the Zigbee coordinator closer to your devices—improving connectivity and reducing interference. This addition effectively sets a positive tone for the integration's capabilities.

30-30: Clear Feature Capabilities Description: The revised paragraph detailing how the integration provides direct access to firmware updates, diagnostic sensors, and device controls is well-written and informative. This should help users better understand the value offered.

116-126: Introduction of "Known Limitations" Section: The new "Known Limitations" section is a valuable addition. It succinctly outlines the advanced features not supported through the integration, thereby setting clear expectations for users.

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127-131: Troubleshooting Section & Minor Language Suggestion

The "Troubleshooting" section is a useful addition, offering practical steps for downgrading firmware and managing IPv6 access. A minor language improvement is suggested for clarity:

  • Nitpick: Change “in the web UI” to “on the web UI” for better collocation when referencing the interface.

Below is a diff suggestion for the IPv6 bullet point:

- - If you require access to the SLZB device over IPv6, this can be enabled in the web UI.
+ - If you require access to the SLZB device over IPv6, this can be enabled on the web UI.

Otherwise, the troubleshooting instructions are concise and clear.

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28-29: Clear Introduction Update

The revised introduction clearly explains the benefits of positioning the Zigbee gateway closer to devices to enhance connectivity and reduce interference. This added detail improves the overall guidance for new users.

30-30: Enhanced Capabilities Description

The updated paragraph outlining the integration’s features is detailed and informative. It effectively highlights direct access to firmware updates, diagnostic sensors, and control settings via the SLZB device's web UI.

117-124: Addition of Known Limitations Section

The new "Known Limitations" section is a valuable inclusion, clearly enumerating the advanced features that the integration does not support directly. This helps set proper expectations and directs users to the SLZB device's web UI for configuration of these options.

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Nice addition to the docs! Thank you, @tl-sl 👍

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