[DE] Add HassGetDate and HassGetTime

[andreasbrett]

Added prefix "Es ist" for both GetDate and GetTime responses. Also added the weekday to GetDate responses as @TheFes mentioned in #2309. Sounds much more natural to me and solves the ancient misunderstanding when asking...

• "Welcher Tag ist heute?"
• "Es ist der 13. Juli 2024"
• "Nein, ich meine den Wochentag"
• "Oh, okay, es ist Freitag"

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added German language support for querying the current date and time in Home Assistant.
  • Introduced response templates for the current date and time in German.

• Tests

  • Added German language test cases for querying the current date and time.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This update introduces German language support for Home Assistant intents HassGetCurrentDate and HassGetCurrentTime, including response templates, user query variations, and test cases. Additionally, it expands the word "welche" in _common.yaml to add "welchen." These changes enable users to ask for and receive the current date and time in German.

Changes

File Path	Summary
responses/de/HassGetCurrentDate.yaml	Introduces a German response template for the current date.
responses/de/HassGetCurrentTime.yaml	Introduces a German response template for the current time.
sentences/de/_common.yaml	Expands the word "welche" to include "welchen."
sentences/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentDate.yaml	Adds German support for HassGetCurrentDate intent with user query variations.
sentences/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentTime.yaml	Adds German support for HassGetCurrentTime intent with user query variations.
tests/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentDate.yaml	Introduces German test cases for HassGetCurrentDate.
tests/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentTime.yaml	Introduces German test cases for HassGetCurrentTime.

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• sentences/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentDate.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentTime.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentDate.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentTime.yaml (1 hunks)

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• sentences/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentDate.yaml
• sentences/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentTime.yaml
• tests/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentDate.yaml
• tests/de/homeassistant_HassGetCurrentTime.yaml

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[mib1185]

Hi @andreasbrett
many thanks for this, really a great job 👍
I've just two small additions, which we should also add (inlc. test sentence), thx 👍

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[andreasbrett]

Hi @andreasbrett many thanks for this, really a great job 👍 I've just two small additions, which we should also add (inlc. test sentence), thx 👍

Agreed, these changes make sense.

I noticed that STT (HA cloud in my case) translates the spoken "wie viel uhr ist es" to "wieviel uhr ist es" (see: https://www.korrekturen.de/wortliste/wie_viel.shtml), so I added that variant.

[mib1185]

as always good job, your contributions are always highly appropriated @andreasbrett 👍