[SL] Added HassStartTimer

[andrejs2]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added Slovenian language support for timer-related intents, including the ability to start timers with various durations and names in Home Assistant.
  • Enhanced flexibility in specifying timer durations (minutes, hours, seconds) with different expressions.

• Improvements

  • Refined timer duration expressions for better clarity and usability.
  • Improved slot extraction for more accurate timer configurations.

• Tests

  • Introduced comprehensive test cases for the HassStartTimer intent in Slovenian, validating timer settings and durations.

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Walkthrough

## Walkthrough This update introduces Slovenian language support for the `HassStartTimer` intent, enhancing the functionality for setting timers within Home Assistant. Key files include new YAML configurations for timer expressions, intent definitions, and test cases, focusing on diverse ways to specify timer durations in minutes and hours, including fractional and combined time units. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `responses/sl/HassStartTimer.yaml` | Added Slovenian responses for the `HassStartTimer` intent, including default and command responses. | | `sentences/sl/_common.yaml` | Refined expressions for timer durations in minutes and hours, adding variations to improve clarity and flexibility. | | `sentences/sl/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml` | Introduced the `HassStartTimer` intent in Slovenian, enabling various expressions for starting timers within Home Assistant. | | `tests/sl/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml` | Added test cases for the `HassStartTimer` intent in Slovenian, validating intent recognition and slot extraction for timer settings in various configurations. |

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0b3065df62d83a19c54557636714891ae49df599 and aeac3ff09349a09be80b366a96717771abb43aa8.

Files selected for processing (4)

* responses/sl/HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/sl/_common.yaml (2 hunks) * sentences/sl/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/sl/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (46)

responses/sl/HassStartTimer.yaml (7)

`1-1`: **YAML document start marker is correct.** --- `2-2`: **Language specification is correct.** --- `3-3`: **Responses section start is correct.** --- `4-4`: **Intents subsection start is correct.** --- `5-5`: **HassStartTimer intent start is correct.** --- `6-6`: **Default response for HassStartTimer is correct.** The response "Časovnik začet" is appropriate for indicating that the timer has started. --- `7-7`: **Command response for HassStartTimer is correct.** The response "Ukaz prejet" is appropriate for acknowledging that the command has been received.

sentences/sl/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (21)

`1-1`: **YAML document start marker is correct.** --- `2-2`: **Language specification is correct.** --- `3-3`: **Intents section start is correct.** --- `4-4`: **HassStartTimer intent start is correct.** --- `5-5`: **Data section start for HassStartTimer is correct.** --- `6-6`: **Sentences list start is correct.** --- `7-7`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers various ways to start a timer with a duration. --- `8-8`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration. --- `9-9`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration. --- `10-10`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration. --- `11-11`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration. --- `12-12`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration. --- `13-13`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration. --- `14-14`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration. --- `15-15`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration and name. --- `16-16`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration and name. --- `17-17`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a duration and name. --- `18-18`: **Another sentences list start is correct.** --- `19-19`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers a way to start a timer with a command and duration. --- `20-20`: **Sentence pattern for HassStartTimer is correct.** The pattern covers another way to start a timer with a command and duration. --- `21-21`: **Response type specification is correct.**

tests/sl/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (14)

`4-13`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 10-minute timer is well-defined. --- `14-26`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 1-hour timer is well-defined. --- `28-38`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 5-minute and 30-second timer is well-defined. --- `40-51`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 30-second timer is well-defined. --- `53-63`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 1-hour and 30-minute timer is well-defined. --- `65-74`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 30-minute timer is well-defined. --- `76-87`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 1-hour and 15-minute timer is well-defined. --- `89-100`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 1-hour and 30-second timer is well-defined. --- `102-114`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 1-hour, 15-minute, and 30-second timer is well-defined. --- `116-126`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 5-minute timer is well-defined. --- `128-143`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 5-minute timer named "pizza" is well-defined. --- `145-156`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 5-minute and 10-second timer is well-defined. --- `158-168`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 45-second timer is well-defined. --- `170-180`: **LGTM!** The test case for setting a 5-minute timer to open the garage door is well-defined.

sentences/sl/_common.yaml (4)

`409-409`: **LGTM!** The addition of "startaj" to the `timer_set` pattern adds flexibility. --- `413-413`: **LGTM!** The update to the `timer_duration_minutes` pattern adds flexibility to the duration expressions. --- `414-414`: **LGTM!** The update to the `timer_duration_hours` pattern adds flexibility to the duration expressions. --- `415-415`: **LGTM!** The update to the `timer_duration` pattern ensures consistency with the new `timer_duration_minutes` and `timer_duration_hours` patterns.

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