Added icon_hold_action and icon_double_tap_action for tile card

[martindybal]

Proposed change

Changes related to this PR home-assistant/frontend#21947

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• Link to parent pull request in the codebase: Added hold and double tap actions for tile card icon frontend#21947
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• New Features

  • Introduced two new interactive actions for icon cards: icon_hold_action and icon_double_tap_action, enhancing user engagement and control in the dashboard configuration.
  • Added new sections detailing the states of various entities, including air quality, alarm panels, calendars, cameras, covers, dates, date/time, lawn mowers, locks, media players, notifications, and Z-Wave integrations.

• Documentation Improvements

  • Enhanced clarity and detail in automation documentation regarding event and state triggers.
  • Improved descriptions of datetime-related functions for better user understanding.
  • Updated links in the template integration documentation for accuracy.
  • Reformatted and clarified existing documentation for better readability and organization across multiple integrations.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces three new user interaction actions for icon cards in the dashboard configuration: icon_hold_action, icon_double_tap_action, and their descriptions. These actions are optional and expand the existing interaction capabilities by allowing users to perform tap-and-hold and double-tap interactions, in addition to the current tap action. Documentation references for these actions are also included, similar to the existing functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/_dashboards/tile.markdown	Added icon_hold_action and icon_double_tap_action with descriptions.

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source/_dashboards/tile.markdown (2)

82-85: LGTM!

The addition of the icon_hold_action property is a great enhancement to the tile card functionality. The configuration is well-documented, specifying that it's optional and linking to the relevant actions documentation. This aligns perfectly with the PR objective.

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86-89: Looks good!

The icon_double_tap_action property is a nice addition to the tile card, providing users with more interaction options. The configuration is clearly documented, marking it as optional and referencing the actions documentation. This perfectly fulfills the PR objective.

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[frenck]

Thanks, @martindybal 👍

../Frenck