HassVacuumStart

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zh-hk - HassVacuumStart

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for the HassVacuumStart intent in Chinese (Hong Kong), allowing users to start their vacuum with specific commands in the language.
  • Implemented a new response in Chinese (Hong Kong) for the HassVacuumStart intent, providing the default reply "Started."
  • Introduced expansion rules for the word "start" in Chinese (Hong Kong) with translations "開始" and "開動."

• Tests

  • Added a test case for the HassVacuumStart intent in Chinese (Hong Kong), verifying the functionality with the command "開始 rover."

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes involve adding support for the HassVacuumStart intent in Chinese (Hong Kong) language (zh-hk). This includes new responses, sentence expansions, and test cases. The intent allows users to start a vacuum cleaner by name, with the default response being "Started." Additionally, a related entity "Rover" is added for testing purposes.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
responses/zh-hk/HassVacuumStart.yaml	Added a Chinese (Hong Kong) response for HassVacuumStart intent with the default response "Started".
sentences/zh-hk/_common.yaml	Added sentence expansion rule for the word "start", including translations "開始" and "開動".
sentences/zh-hk/vacuum_HassVacuumStart.yaml	Introduced the HassVacuumStart intent with sentence patterns for starting a vacuum by name.
tests/zh-hk/_fixtures.yaml	Added a new entity "Rover" with ID "vacuum.rover" and state "idle" for testing.
tests/zh-hk/vacuum_HassVacuumStart.yaml	Introduced a test case for the HassVacuumStart intent, triggering it with "開始 rover" and expecting the response "Started".

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