[NL] Add timer support

[TheFes]

Adds timer support for Dutch
Mostly directly based on the English intents

Also added the newly added error responses, and error responses for floors which were missing
(intents for floors still need to be added for NL though)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added Dutch language support for various timer intents including start, pause, increase, decrease, cancel, status, and unpause.
  • Introduced new error messages and expanded rules for timer-related actions in Dutch.

• Tests

  • Added test cases in Dutch for all timer-related intents, covering various scenarios and configurations.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced Dutch language responses for timer statuses, providing detailed information on timers, their status, and remaining time.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes introduce Dutch language support for various timer-related intents and responses in a home automation system using Home Assistant. This includes adding Dutch responses for actions like starting, pausing, canceling, increasing, and decreasing timers. Additionally, error messages and test cases in Dutch were added to ensure comprehensive support for these functionalities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
responses/nl/HassCancelTimer.yaml, responses/nl/HassDecreaseTimer.yaml, ...	Added Dutch language responses for intents related to canceling, decreasing, increasing, pausing, ...
sentences/nl/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml, sentences/nl/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml, ...	Introduced Dutch language intents for various timer-related actions in Home Assistant.
sentences/nl/_common.yaml	Added error messages and timer ranges, and expanded rules for timer actions.
tests/nl/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml, tests/nl/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml, ...	Added test cases in Dutch for various timer-related intents in Home Assistant.
tests/nl/_fixtures.yaml	Added timers with specific attributes for testing purposes.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f098cde and 2bcadff.

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responses/nl/HassTimerStatus.yaml (3)

1-86: Review the entire file for syntax and logical consistency.

The YAML structure appears correctly formatted and logically consistent with the intent of providing Dutch responses for the HassTimerStatus. The use of Jinja templating is appropriate for dynamic response generation based on the context of timers. Good job on covering various scenarios like no timers, only paused timers, and active timers with detailed time descriptions.

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1-86: Confirm alignment with PR objectives and AI-generated summary.

The changes in this file align well with the PR's objectives of enhancing Dutch language support for timer-related intents in Home Assistant. The detailed handling of different timer states and the inclusion of conditional responses based on the timer's attributes are in line with the expected functionality.

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31-33: Address feedback from previous reviews.

The feedback from the previous review has been incorporated correctly. The use of "1 gepauzeerde timer" and its plural form "gepauzeerde timers" aligns with the suggested improvements. This enhances the clarity and appropriateness of the responses.

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