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The repository has been updated to introduce a development container configuration for Home Assistant Community Store (HACS) add-ons, GitHub Actions workflows for automated linting and building of add-ons, and issue template configurations. Additionally, updates include task configurations for VS Code, licensing information, and repository metadata. Notably, "addons" has been renamed to "HACS Add-ons" in the README and repository metadata.

Changes

File/Path	Summary
.devcontainer.json	Introduces development container configuration for HACS add-ons.
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml	Configures issue templates, disables blank issues, and adds contact links.
.github/workflows/lint.yaml	Adds a GitHub Actions workflow for linting add-ons.
.github/workflows/builder.yaml	Adds a GitHub Actions workflow for building add-ons based on changes detected in specific files.
.vscode/tasks.json	Configures a VS Code task for starting Home Assistant within the development environment.
LICENSE.md	Updates to include comprehensive licensing information.
README.md	Renames from "addons" to "HACS Add-ons" in the repository description.
repository.yaml	Introduces metadata pointing to the HACS Add-ons repository, including contact information.

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[ludeeus]

Thanks @frenck 🥇