[PL] - small bug fix with response date

[witold-gren]

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• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected the Polish term for "two hundred" in date responses.
  • Fixed the month of April spelling in Polish date responses.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the Polish language responses in the HassGetCurrentDate.yaml file. Corrections were made to the mappings for the year and month, specifically adjusting "two hundred" from "dzieście" to "dwieście" and changing the month of April from "kwietni" to "kwietnia." The overall structure and logic of the response generation remain unchanged, with no modifications to exported or public entities.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
responses/pl/HassGetCurrentDate.yaml	Corrected "two hundred" from "dzieście" to "dwieście" in year_2 mapping; changed April from "kwietni" to "kwietnia" in months mapping. Other month names and day mappings remain unchanged.

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22-22: Correct Polish translation for "two hundred"

The change from "dzieście" to "dwieście" is correct. "Dwieście" is the proper Polish word for "two hundred".

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65-76: Correct Polish translations for months

The change from "kwietni" to "kwietnia" for April is correct. "Kwietnia" is the proper Polish word for April in the genitive case, which is appropriate for date expressions.

I've also verified that all other month names are correct and in the appropriate grammatical case (genitive) for date expressions in Polish.

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Line range hint 1-121: Summary: Successful bug fix for Polish date responses

The changes in this file successfully address the PR objective of fixing a small bug with response date. The corrections to the Polish translations for "two hundred" and the month of April improve the linguistic accuracy of the date responses. The overall structure and logic of the file remain intact, ensuring that these minor but important changes integrate seamlessly with the existing functionality.

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