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Add documentation for acaia binary_sensor platform #35775

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new "Binary sensor" category for the Acaia integration in Home Assistant.
    • Added functionality to monitor whether the timer on the scale is currently running.
    • Updated documentation to include a detailed description of the binary sensor's role.

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The changes to the Acaia integration documentation for Home Assistant involve the addition of a new category and platform related to binary sensors. Specifically, a "Binary sensor" category is introduced under ha_category, and "binary_sensor" is included in the ha_platforms section. Furthermore, a new section titled "Binary sensors" is added, which describes the functionality of the binary sensor, particularly its role in indicating whether the timer on the scale is running. Existing content remains largely unchanged.

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File Change Summary
source/_integrations/acaia.markdown Added "Binary sensor" category and "binary_sensor" platform; included a new section detailing binary sensor functionality.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant AcaiaIntegration

    User->>HomeAssistant: Request binary sensor status
    HomeAssistant->>AcaiaIntegration: Query timer status
    AcaiaIntegration-->>HomeAssistant: Return timer running status
    HomeAssistant-->>User: Display timer status
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6-6: LGTM: Integration metadata changes are correct

The addition of binary sensor category and platform is properly documented and follows the alphabetical ordering convention.

Also applies to: 12-12


33-35: Verify documentation matches core implementation

Please ensure the binary sensor documentation aligns with the implementation in core PR #130676.

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## Binary sensors

- **Timer running**: Whether the timer is currently running on the scale
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance binary sensor documentation with additional details

While the basic functionality is documented, please consider adding:

  • The actual entity ID or naming pattern (e.g., binary_sensor.acaia_timer_running)
  • Clear description of what the states mean (e.g., on = timer is running, off = timer is stopped)
  • Update frequency or any limitations users should be aware of

Example enhancement:

 ## Binary sensors
 
-  - **Timer running**: Whether the timer is currently running on the scale
+  - **Timer running** (`binary_sensor.acaia_timer_running`): Indicates whether the timer is currently running on the scale.
+    - State `on`: Timer is currently running
+    - State `off`: Timer is stopped
+    - Updates in real-time as the timer state changes
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## Binary sensors
- **Timer running**: Whether the timer is currently running on the scale
## Binary sensors
- **Timer running** (`binary_sensor.acaia_timer_running`): Indicates whether the timer is currently running on the scale.
- State `on`: Timer is currently running
- State `off`: Timer is stopped
- Updates in real-time as the timer state changes

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