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Rename yaml icon to config file icon. update description #34193

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Rename yaml icon to config file icon. update description

  • as it now shows a file, not brackets

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    • Updated the description of integration icons for clarity, changing "YAML" to "file" to better reflect setup methods.
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This update enhances the documentation for Home Assistant by clarifying the description of integration icons. The YAML icon has been renamed to a file icon, indicating that the integration setup may occur in the configuration.yaml file or through another integration's dependencies. This change aims to improve understanding of configuration methods while maintaining the overall structure and meaning of the documentation.

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source/getting-started/concepts-terminology.markdown Updated the description of the YAML icon to a file icon, clarifying that it indicates non-UI setup. Replaced "YAML" with "file" for clarity.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant ConfigurationFile
    
    User->>HomeAssistant: Set up integration
    HomeAssistant->>ConfigurationFile: Check for configuration
    alt Config exists
        ConfigurationFile-->>HomeAssistant: Load configuration
        HomeAssistant-->>User: Integration set up
    else No config
        HomeAssistant-->>User: Prompt for setup
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Thanks, @c0ffeeca7 👍

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