[LB] Added person_HassGetState sentences & responses

[theFeverDog]

• Added lb person_HassGetState sentences, responses and tests
• Adapted fixtures and common.yaml
• Adapted HassGetState to remove "ass" (= Is) before a "No" answer for one_yesno

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced language understanding for Home Assistant to query the state of persons in different zones in Luxembourgish.
  • Added new intents for querying person states in different zones.

• Enhancements

  • Updated response generation logic to include different messages based on state and query conditions.
  • Expanded functionality related to zones with a new zone entry having a wildcard attribute.

• Tests

  • Added new test entities "Joseph," "Ada," and "John" with respective states for improved test coverage.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce enhancements to the response generation logic for querying states in Home Assistant, particularly in Luxembourgish. This includes new conditional responses based on states and query parameters, additional language understanding capabilities, and new test fixtures for person states. The updates ensure more dynamic and context-aware responses.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
responses/lb/HassGetState.yaml	Modified response logic to include conditional messages based on state and query parameters.
sentences/lb/_common.yaml	Added a new zone entry with wildcard: true in the lists section to enhance zone-related functionalities.
sentences/lb/person_HassGetState.yaml	Introduced new intents for querying person states in different zones in Luxembourgish.
tests/lb/_fixtures.yaml	Added new entities "Joseph," "Ada," and "John" with their respective IDs and states ("doheem," "Aarbecht," "not_home").
tests/lb/person_HassGetState.yaml	Added tests for querying the state of various individuals in Luxembourgish, ensuring the new response logic works as expected.

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[theFeverDog]

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