[sv] Add timer intents

[zyberzero]

Adds sentences, tests and responses for timer intents.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added localized responses for various timer-related intents in Swedish, including starting, pausing, unpausing, increasing, decreasing, and canceling timers.
  • Enhanced user interaction for Swedish-speaking users with clear and contextually appropriate messages.

• Tests

  • Introduced comprehensive test cases for new Swedish language intents to ensure accurate handling of timer commands and interactions.
  • Added a section for timer objects in test fixtures to facilitate testing of multiple timers with unique settings.

• Documentation

  • Updated sentence templates and error messages for improved clarity in user feedback regarding timer functionalities.

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Walkthrough

## Walkthrough The recent updates enhance Swedish language support within a smart home assistant framework by adding new YAML files for various timer-related intents. These changes provide localized responses for actions such as starting, stopping, and modifying timers, along with comprehensive test cases to validate the system's functionality. Enhanced error handling and command structures further improve user interactions, ensuring clarity and responsiveness for Swedish-speaking users. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `responses/sv/HassCancelTimer.yaml`, `responses/sv/HassDecreaseTimer.yaml`, `responses/sv/HassIncreaseTimer.yaml`, `responses/sv/HassPauseTimer.yaml`, `responses/sv/HassStartTimer.yaml`, `responses/sv/HassUnpauseTimer.yaml` | New YAML configurations added, defining default response messages for various timer intents, enhancing Swedish language support. | | `sentences/sv/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml`, `sentences/sv/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml`, `sentences/sv/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml`, `sentences/sv/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml`, `sentences/sv/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml`, `sentences/sv/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml` | New intent declarations with sentence templates for timer-related actions, improving recognition of user commands. | | `sentences/sv/_common.yaml` | Added error messages and command structures for timer management, enhancing user feedback for timer operations. | | `tests/sv/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml`, `tests/sv/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml`, `tests/sv/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml`, `tests/sv/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml`, `tests/sv/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml`, `tests/sv/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml` | Introduced test cases for each timer intent to validate functionality and responses in a Swedish language context. | | `tests/sv/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml` | Added test cases for the `HassTimerStatus` intent to verify its operational integrity. | | `tests/sv/_fixtures.yaml` | New section added to define timer objects for testing, enhancing the representation of timer attributes in scenarios. |

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tests/sv/_fixtures.yaml (1)

`108-144`: **LGTM!** The addition of the `timers` section in the test fixtures YAML file is well-structured and comprehensive. It allows for the representation of multiple timers, each with its own unique settings and time-related attributes. Some key observations: - The timer objects are defined with appropriate attributes such as `is_active`, `start_hours`, `total_seconds_left`, `rounded_hours_left`, `rounded_minutes_left`, and `rounded_seconds_left`. - The `name` and `area` attributes are optional, providing flexibility in defining timers for different contexts. - The time-related attributes offer a detailed breakdown of the remaining time in various units, which can be useful for testing different scenarios. Overall, this change enhances the test fixtures and enables more comprehensive testing of timer-related functionalities in the Swedish language support. The code changes are approved.

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