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Tweak demo, add some translations, tweak media players #21271

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Tweak demo a bit, made a start with making the demo translatable

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  • New Features

    • Added localization support for entity names and section titles in the Home Assistant Demo configuration.
    • Introduced dynamic localization for section titles across various areas like "Living room," "Kitchen," and "Outdoor."
    • New media player entities localized, including "Nest mini," "Nest Audio," and "Nest Hub."
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed the conditional rendering logic for a media player control button based on the media browsing capability.
  • Localization

    • Enhanced translations in English to include new localized section titles and media player entities.

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The recent updates introduce localization capabilities to various components of a Home Assistant Demo configuration. This includes enhanced title generation for demo sections and conditional rendering based on media player state. Additionally, new localized titles and entity names have been added to the English translations file.

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demo/src/configs/sections/entities.ts Added a localize parameter to demoEntitiesSections for entity name localization.
demo/src/configs/sections/lovelace.ts Introduced localization via the localize parameter for dynamically generating section titles.
src/dialogs/more-info/controls/more-info-media_player.ts Changed conditional rendering of a mwc-button based on stateObj.state and media browsing support, removing the !__DEMO__ condition.
src/translations/en.json Added and updated various titles and media player entity names for localization, including new sections and entities such as "Welcome" and "Nest Hub".

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6635-6642: Verify the "climate" title for potential semantic issue.

The AI-generated summary mentions "climate" as "Energy." Ensure that the title "climate" is correctly intended and not a duplication or typo.


6645-6649: LGTM!

The localized strings for media player entities are correct and consistent.


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@frenck frenck merged commit c07e112 into dev Jul 4, 2024
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