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Add ADS configuration flow docs #35724

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Added a Configuration flow to the ADS integration. Hub can be set up from the frontend.

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  • New Features

    • Enabled a new configuration flow for the ADS integration, allowing users to configure through the UI.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced clarity in the documentation for the ADS integration.
    • Updated section headers for better understanding of configuration methods.
    • Retained and refined configuration examples for various platforms, ensuring clear guidance for users.

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The changes made in the pull request primarily enhance the documentation for the ADS integration in Home Assistant. A new configuration flow feature is introduced by adding ha_config_flow: true, allowing users to configure the integration via the UI. The documentation structure has been updated for clarity, including a revised section header and the addition of an inclusion directive for configuration flow details. While configuration examples for various platforms remain largely unchanged, the overall presentation is refined to improve usability.

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File Path Change Summary
source/_integrations/ads.markdown - Added ha_config_flow: true to enable UI configuration.
- Updated section header from "Configuration" to "Configuration by YAML".
- Added inclusion directive {% include integrations/config_flow.md %}.
- Refined overall structure and clarity of the documentation while retaining existing configuration parameters and examples.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant UI
    participant ADS_Integration

    User->>UI: Access ADS configuration
    UI->>ADS_Integration: Request configuration options
    ADS_Integration-->>UI: Provide configuration flow options
    UI->>User: Display configuration options
    User->>UI: Select configuration method
    UI->>ADS_Integration: Apply selected configuration
    ADS_Integration-->>UI: Confirm configuration applied
    UI->>User: Show success message
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source/_integrations/ads.markdown (1)

47-49: Consider adding a note about recommended configuration method.

To help users make an informed decision, consider adding a note about the recommended configuration method. For example:

 ## Configuration by YAML
 
+{% note %}
+While YAML configuration is supported for backward compatibility, the recommended way to configure the ADS integration is through the UI using the configuration flow.
+{% endnote %}
+
 To enable ADS, add the following lines to your {% term "`configuration.yaml`" %} file.
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14-14: LGTM! Configuration flow enabled correctly.

The addition of ha_config_flow: true properly enables the UI-based configuration for the ADS integration.


44-44: LGTM! Standard config flow documentation included.

The inclusion of the standard configuration flow template follows Home Assistant's documentation standards.


47-47: LGTM! Clear distinction between configuration methods.

The updated header "Configuration by YAML" clearly distinguishes the YAML configuration method from the new UI-based configuration.

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