Add calendar platform to Teslemetry

[Bre77]

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Add calendar platform to Teslemetry

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• Link to parent pull request in the codebase: Add calendar platform to Teslemetry core#142894
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded the Teslemetry integration with new calendar-based functionalities.
  • Introduced scheduling and tariff management options, including entries for charging and precondition schedules as well as buy and sell tariffs.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the Teslemetry integration documentation by introducing a new "Calendar" category. A new entry is added to the ha_category and a corresponding calendar platform is added to the ha_platforms section. Additionally, several calendar entities are introduced in the entities table, including "Charging schedule," "Precondition schedule," "Buy tariff," and "Sell tariff," each with their respective enabled statuses.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/_integrations/teslemetry.markdown	- Added Calendar category to ha_category - Added calendar platform to ha_platforms - Introduced new entities:   • `Calendar

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source/_integrations/teslemetry.markdown (4)

8-8: New 'Calendar' Category Addition:
The addition of "Calendar" to the ha_category list aligns with the existing categories in terms of style and clarity. Please ensure that this entry is consistent with Home Assistant's documentation standards and that any related references in the integration are updated accordingly.

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28-28: New 'calendar' Platform Addition:
The new platform entry "calendar" in the ha_platforms section follows the standard naming convention (lowercase) as seen in other platform entries. Please verify that subsequent documentation or integration references correctly utilize this platform identifier.

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117-118: New Calendar Entities in Vehicles Section:
The inserted rows for "Calendar|Charging schedule|No" and "Calendar|Precondition schedule|No" effectively expand the list of entities under the Vehicles section. Confirm that the default enabled status ("No") and naming accurately represent the intended functionality and that any corresponding backend changes are in sync.

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202-203: New Calendar Entities in Energy Sites Section:
The new entries "Calendar|Buy tariff|Yes" and "Calendar|Sell tariff|Yes" broaden the capabilities of the Energy sites integration. Please ensure that the "Yes" enabled status is correct and that the documentation provides sufficient context regarding their functionality within tariff management.

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Thank you, @Bre77 👍