[PL] - improved sentence for get window state

[witold-gren]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced querying capabilities for cover states in Polish, allowing for more flexible sentence structures.
  • Improved natural language processing with variations for singular and plural forms in queries.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the HassGetState intent in the Polish language configuration for cover states. The primary changes involve updates to sentence structures in the "any" section to allow for flexible querying of cover states, incorporating variations of the words "jakaś" and "jakieś." The overall clarity and consistency of the sentences have been improved, while other sections remain unchanged.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
sentences/pl/cover_HassGetState.yaml	Updated sentence structures in the "any" section for querying cover states, allowing for singular and plural forms of "jakaś" and "jakieś." Refined overall sentence clarity and consistency; some sentences removed and others added. Other sections remain unchanged.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant System
    User->>System: Query cover state
    System->>User: Respond with cover state information

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sentences/pl/cover_HassGetState.yaml (5)

19-19: LGTM: Improved flexibility for singular and plural forms

The addition of both "jakaś" and "jakieś" enhances the query's flexibility, allowing it to handle both singular and plural forms naturally. This change aligns well with the PR objective of improving sentences for getting window state.

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22-22: LGTM: Consistent improvement in flexibility

This change is consistent with the previous modification, adding support for both singular and plural forms ("jakaś|jakieś"). It further enhances the natural language processing capabilities for cover state queries.

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23-23: LGTM: Improved flexibility and natural word order

This modification not only adds support for both singular and plural forms ("jakaś|jakieś") but also adjusts the word order. The new structure "czy [] jest [jakaś|jakieś] {cover_states:state} {cover_classes:device_class}" sounds more natural in Polish, improving the overall quality of the intent recognition.

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24-24: LGTM: Additional variation enhances intent recognition

This change introduces another valuable variation in word order while maintaining support for both singular and plural forms. The structure "czy [] jest {cover_states:state} [jakaś|jakieś] {cover_classes:device_class}" provides an additional pattern for intent recognition, further improving the robustness of the natural language processing for cover state queries.

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19-24: Summary: Excellent improvements to Polish language queries for cover states

The changes made to the "any" section of the HassGetState intent significantly enhance the natural language processing capabilities for cover state queries in Polish. The consistent addition of support for both singular and plural forms ("jakaś|jakieś") across multiple sentence structures improves flexibility and robustness. The subtle adjustments in word order contribute to more natural-sounding queries, which should lead to better intent recognition.

These modifications align perfectly with the PR objective of improving sentences for getting window state. The overall impact of these changes is a more comprehensive and user-friendly set of queries for cover states in the Polish language configuration.

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