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Improve the Twente Milieu documentation, as suggested by Copilot, using the Claude 3.7 model and the Copilot instruction set from #38837

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    • Improved clarity and detail in the Twente Milieu integration documentation, including clearer descriptions, explicit waste type listings, and enhanced configuration guidance.
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    • Added a note about calendar events always being in English.
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The documentation for the Twente Milieu integration was updated to provide more comprehensive and clearer information. The introduction was expanded to specify the service area and waste types. Configuration instructions were clarified, especially regarding optional parameters. Use cases were reformatted as a bulleted list. Details about calendar and sensor entities were made more explicit, including waste type enumeration and mention of a Christmas tree pickup sensor. The data update process was described as hourly polling. Example automations were clarified with improved comments and notification wording. A new limitation regarding calendar event language was added, and minor wording improvements were made throughout.

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source/_integrations/twentemilieu.markdown Revised and expanded documentation: clarified introduction, configuration, use cases, entity details, data update frequency, examples, notifications, added known limitation, and improved overall clarity and wording.

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source/_integrations/twentemilieu.markdown (2)

93-93: Add missing article for grammar
The heading should read "at the end of the day" for grammatical correctness.

-### Send notification at the end of day to bring in the empty bin
+### Send notification at the end of the day to bring in the empty bin
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95-95: Improve phrasing for bin reminder
Consider personalizing the message by referring to "your empty bin" for consistency with user-centric tone.

-This example sends a notification to remind you to bring the empty bin back in after collection.
+This example sends a notification to remind you to bring your empty bin back in after collection.
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source/_integrations/twentemilieu.markdown (14)

22-22: Clear and comprehensive introduction
The expanded introduction clearly specifies the service area and enumerates waste types, improving the overview without altering factual content.


32-32: Clarified optional configuration parameter
The description for the "House letter/additional" field now clearly indicates its optional nature.


37-37: Structured use cases header
Introducing the "Use cases" section with a concise lead-in improves readability.


39-42: Formatted bulleted list of use cases
The use cases are now properly bulleted, making them scannable and more actionable.


48-48: Enhanced Calendar section description
Clarifying that the calendar entity is viewable in the dashboard adds helpful context for end users.


52-58: Detailed Sensors enumeration
Listing each sensor with its specific waste type (including seasonal) provides precise guidance.


64-64: Explicit data updates frequency
Mentioning hourly polling succinctly informs users about update cadence.


82-82: Clarified trigger offset comment
The inline comment now explicitly documents the 6-hour offset, aiding user comprehension.


99-99: Consistent alias naming
The alias aligns with the "bring in the bin" wording and is clear.


102-102: Clarified event trigger
Using event: end accurately reflects the end-of-day trigger.


105-105: Explicit offset comment
The inline comment now clearly states the 4-hour offset before event end.


110-113: Refined notification title and message
Updating the notification title and message to "Bring in the bin!" and an actionable reminder improves clarity and tone.


118-118: Known limitation clearly stated
The note on calendar item language support is informative and aligns with Home Assistant limitations.


126-126: Removal instructions are clear
The removal section follows standard practice and requires no additional steps, as intended.

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