Revert "Update application_credentials example with redirect_url"

[tronikos]

Reverts #2547

See home-assistant/core#137791 (comment)

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• Documentation
  • Revised the Application Credentials guide for clearer, more concise setup instructions.
  • Removed outdated details, streamlining the process for creating and entering credentials.

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This pull request updates the Application Credentials documentation. The description text has been simplified by removing the instructions for adding a redirect URI, and the "redirect_url" placeholder has been removed. Additionally, the method signature for async_get_description_placeholders has been updated to reflect this change. Overall, the modifications aim to improve clarity and conciseness in the credentials instructions.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs/.../application_credentials.md	Updated documentation text: simplified credential creation instructions by removing reference to the redirect URI.
docs/.../application_credentials.py, docs/.../strings.json	Removed the "redirect_url" placeholder from the async_get_description_placeholders method and updated the translation description accordingly.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

docs/core/platform/application_credentials.md (3)

133-138: Translation Description Simplified
The JSON translation entry now omits the previously included {redirect_url} placeholder. This update simplifies the instructions for creating credentials and aligns with the intent to improve clarity.

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142-150: Update to async_get_description_placeholders
The async_get_description_placeholders function has been updated to return only the "console_url" key—removing the redirect_url placeholder. Ensure that any integrations relying on a redirect_url key are adjusted accordingly.

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152-152: Local Development Instruction Addition
The added instruction to run python3 -m script.translations develop for observing changes to strings.json is a helpful enhancement for local development.

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[MartinHjelmare]

Thanks!