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Add key features to README #872

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Add a section in README giving a preview of features

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to help people just discovering the project or viewing it in other places like HACS

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  • Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
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  • My code follows the code style of this project.
  • My change requires a change to the documentation.
  • I have updated the documentation accordingly.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new section titled "Key Features" in the README.md file for the Spook integration. This section details various functionalities such as integration management, device management, entity management, areas management, devices & entities, and enhancements to the template engine, thereby improving the documentation and user understanding of the integration's capabilities.

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README.md Added a new section titled "Key Features" outlining various functionalities of the Spook integration.

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In the land of code where rabbits play,
New features bloom, brightening the way.
With devices and entities, we hop with glee,
Templating magic, oh what a spree!
So read the README, don’t let it be,
For Spook's integration is as fun as can be! 🐇✨


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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
README.md (3)

19-19: Consider using standard markdown heading format

For consistency with other sections in the README, consider using the standard heading format with hash symbols.

-**Key Features (just a sample of what I can do)**:
+## Key Features (just a sample of what I can do)

19-26: Consider adding a link to detailed documentation

The features section provides a great overview. Consider adding a link to the detailed documentation at the end of this section to help users find more information about specific features.

 - **Template engine**: Enhance templating with powerful extensions.

+For detailed information about each feature, check out the [full documentation](https://spook.boo/).

24-24: Clarify the system devices description

The current description of system devices and entities could be more specific about what "internals of Home Assistant" means.

-**Devices & entities**: System devices and entities that provide information and controls over the internals of Home Assistant.
+**Devices & entities**: System devices and entities that provide insights and controls over Home Assistant's core functionality, states, and configurations.
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README.md (1)

19-26: LGTM! Great addition to the documentation

The new Key Features section effectively achieves the PR's objective of providing a clear preview of the project's capabilities. The content is well-organized, maintains the project's tone, and will be valuable for new users discovering the project.

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