missing "wake up" intent

[JarbasAl]

STT is disabled but we should be able to wake up via text

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced context management for the NapTimeSkill, improving the skill's ability to handle sleeping and waking states.
  • Introduced a new "WakeUp" intent that allows users to wake the skill with the phrase "wake up."

• Improvements

  • Updated methods to manage sleeping state context more effectively during sleep and wake transitions.

• Vocabulary Updates

  • Added "wake up" to the vocabulary, expanding recognition capabilities for user commands.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to the NapTimeSkill class in __init__.py, enhancing its context management for sleeping and waking states. A new intent handler, handle_wakeup, has been introduced to manage the "WakeUp" intent, alongside updates to existing methods to incorporate context setting and removal. Additionally, a new vocabulary entry for "wake up" has been added to locale/en-us/wakeup.voc, and a corresponding JSON file has been created to map this vocabulary for translation purposes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
__init__.py	- Added import for IntentBuilder. - Updated display_sleep_face and handle_go_to_sleep to set context for "sleeping_state". - Added handle_wakeup method for "WakeUp" intent. - Updated awaken method to remove "sleeping_state" context.
locale/en-us/wakeup.voc	- Added new entry: "wake up".
translations/en-us/vocabs.json	- Introduced new JSON file with entry: "wakeup.voc": ["wake up"].

Possibly related PRs

• fix: deprecation log spam #38: The changes in the display_sleep_face method in both PRs involve modifications to the same method within the NapTimeSkill class in __init__.py, indicating a direct relationship in terms of code alterations.

Poem

In the land of dreams, we softly creep,
With a gentle call, "Wake up!" from sleep.
Context set, our skills now shine,
As we hop and play, all in good time.
A new word added, our voices blend,
NapTime's magic, on it we depend! 🐰✨

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