Add additional docs for importing code with asyncio

[bdraco]

Proposed change

Add additional docs for importing code with asyncio

When its safe to import keeps confusing devs so we need to provide more clarity here

Type of change

• [x] Document existing features within Home Assistant
• [ ] Document new or changing features which there is an existing pull request elsewhere
• [ ] Spelling or grammatical corrections, or rewording for improved clarity
• [ ] Changes to the backend of this documentation
• [ ] Removed stale or deprecated documentation

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes update the documentation related to handling blocking I/O during Python module imports in an asyncio context. The previous detailed section in asyncio_blocking_operations.md about import safety and thread-safety concerns has been replaced with a reference to a new, dedicated document, asyncio_imports.md. This new document provides comprehensive guidance on safe import practices with asyncio, including best practices, code examples, and performance considerations. Additionally, the sidebar configuration has been updated to include the new documentation topic under the asyncio category.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs/asyncio_blocking_operations.md	Replaced the detailed section on blocking imports with a reference link to the new asyncio_imports.md document.
docs/asyncio_imports.md	Added new documentation detailing best practices and considerations for importing code with asyncio.
sidebars.js	Updated sidebar to include the new "asyncio_imports" document under the asyncio category.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Docs Sidebar
    participant asyncio_imports.md

    User->>Docs Sidebar: Selects "Importing code with asyncio"
    Docs Sidebar->>asyncio_imports.md: Loads documentation
    asyncio_imports.md-->>User: Displays best practices for asyncio imports

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[frenck]

Drafted the PR as changes have been requested.

[frenck]

@bdraco can we unstuck or close this one?

[bdraco]

Sorry, this one fell off my radar. I'll put it back in my queue

[bdraco]

Comments addressed, marked ready for review.

[bdraco]

thanks