[ES] Timer halves & quarters, and HassMediaPrevious intent

[davefx]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added Spanish language support for playing the previous media track or episode.
  • Enhanced timer functionality with new time representations and expressions in Spanish.

• Improvements

  • Personalized timer setting by allowing the optional word "mi" before <temporizador>.
  • Expanded timer duration definitions and common phrases for improved context awareness.

• Tests

  • Introduced test cases for media playback control and timer initiation in Spanish.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes introduce Spanish language support for various intents related to media playback control and timer functionalities. New files and modifications provide Spanish responses and command variations, enhancing user interaction with home automation systems in Spanish. These include handling previous media track actions, improved timer definitions, and personalized timer settings.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
responses/es/HassMediaPrevious.yaml	Added Spanish language support for HassMediaPrevious response with "Reproduciendo pista anterior".
sentences/es/_common.yaml	Expanded timer-related values and common phrases for increased context awareness and functionality.
sentences/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml	Improved sentence structures for the HassStartTimer intent by optionally adding "mi" before <temporizador>.
sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaPrevious.yaml	Introduced Spanish intents for controlling media playback, including commands for playing the previous track.
tests/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml	Enhanced the test scenarios for HassStartTimer intent to support starting timers with various durations.
tests/es/media_player_HassMediaPrevious.yaml	Added test cases for HassMediaPrevious intent focusing on media playback control.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 461cf0b and c67b3fe.

Files selected for processing (6)

• responses/es/HassMediaPrevious.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/_common.yaml (4 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaPrevious.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (2 hunks)
• tests/es/media_player_HassMediaPrevious.yaml (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (5)

sentences/es/_common.yaml (5)

508-521: Clear and useful additions to timer representations.

The new values for timer_half are clear and consistent, enhancing the timer functionality with half and quarter time representations. This should improve user interaction by allowing more natural language commands.

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531-531: Enhanced flexibility in command recognition.

The expansion of the term anterior to include variations such as último or última enhances the system's ability to understand and respond to user commands more flexibly.

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557-557: Useful addition for command diversity.

The addition of otra_vez with variations such as de nuevo and una vez más increases the system's ability to recognize and respond to commands for repeating actions, enhancing user experience.

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575-575: Expanded utility for return and rewind commands.

The definition of vuelve with multiple forms such as regresa, retorna, and retrocede greatly enhances the system's ability to handle return, rewind, or replay commands across different contexts.

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600-601: Enhanced natural language support for timer settings.

The new expressions for timer_duration_minutes and timer_duration_hours that incorporate timer_half values enable users to set timers using natural language for half and quarter durations, significantly improving the usability of timer functionality.

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