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Fix typo in mqtt docs #36129

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Fix typo en -> and

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    • Enhanced clarity and detail in MQTT integration documentation.
    • Updated section titles for improved understanding.
    • Expanded explanations on discovery messages and availability topics.
    • Improved configuration examples for various device types.
    • Added warnings and best practices regarding retained messages.
    • Expanded template usage section with more examples for better guidance.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the MQTT integration documentation to enhance clarity and usability. Key updates include a corrected section title, expanded explanations of discovery messages and availability topics, improved configuration examples, added warnings about retained messages, and more detailed guidance on using templates. These changes aim to provide users with better instructions for implementing MQTT integrations within Home Assistant.

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source/_integrations/mqtt.markdown - Updated section title for clarity.
- Expanded explanation of MQTT discovery messages and the importance of unique IDs.
- Added comprehensive description of device availability through Birth and Will messages.
- Enhanced configuration examples for various MQTT devices, including binary sensors and lights.
- Introduced warnings regarding retained messages and potential issues.
- Expanded section on template usage with additional examples.

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Correct the typo "en availability" in the docs (36103)

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Line range hint 959-963: Consider enhancing the section introduction

While the content is technically accurate, consider adding a brief introductory sentence explaining why availability and discovery messages are important for MQTT devices. This would help users better understand the significance of this section.

Consider adding an introduction like this:

 ### Discovery messages and availability
+
+Proper handling of discovery messages and availability status is crucial for maintaining reliable communication between Home Assistant and MQTT devices. This section explains how to ensure your devices remain properly configured and their status accurately reflected in Home Assistant.
 
 When MQTT discovery is set up, and a device or service sends a discovery message,
 an MQTT entity, tag, or device automation will be set up directly after receiving the message.
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959-959: LGTM! Typo fix approved.

The change from "en" to "and" in the section title improves readability and fixes the reported typo.

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Thanks, @jbouwh 👍

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@frenck frenck merged commit 30b64d4 into current Dec 3, 2024
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