Fix onboarding with 0 found integrations

[wendevlin]

Breaking change

Proposed change

If at the Home Assistant onboarding process 0 (additional to the standard ones like: sun, radio browser,...) integrations are found, show an "All set" screen instead of the integrations screen.

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• New feature (thank you!)
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• The code change is tested and works locally.
• There is no commented out code in this PR.
• Tests have been added to verify that the new code works.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced celebratory messaging for users completing the onboarding process without integrations, enhancing user feedback.
  • Added new translation strings to improve the interface for device integration, making it more welcoming.

• Style

  • Implemented a new CSS class for styling the celebratory icon in the onboarding component.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes introduce new conditional rendering logic in the OnboardingIntegrations class to handle scenarios where users have no integrations. When the domains array is empty, the component displays a celebratory message and prompts users to start using integrations. Additionally, three new string entries are added to the JSON translation file to enhance user interface messages related to device integration.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/onboarding/onboarding-integrations.ts	Added conditional rendering logic for empty domains array and a new CSS class .all-set-icon.
src/translations/en.json	Added new strings: "all_set": "All set!", "lets_start": "Let’s start your private smart home adventure."

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant OnboardingIntegrations

    User->>OnboardingIntegrations: Start onboarding
    OnboardingIntegrations->>User: Check domains array
    alt domains.length === 0
        OnboardingIntegrations->>User: Display celebratory message and prompt
    else domains.length > 0
        OnboardingIntegrations->>User: Display integrations
    end

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[piitaya]

Nice 🎉
I only added small suggestions.

[wendevlin]

@piitaya I added your suggestions.