Note SoyeaLink support in Huawei LTE comments

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The Huawei LTE integration works out of the box with at least some SoyeaLink devices, note that in comments.

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Hey there @fphammerle, mind taking a look at this pull request as it has been labeled with an integration (huawei_lte) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!

I'm not sure this PR is useful (especially re: your comment about "at least some SoyeaLink devices"). What about using supported brands in the manifest?

"At least some" can be said about Huawei devices as well, I wouldn't read too much into it.

Supported brands in the manifest I can see being useful in addition to this PR. The related instructions hint that addition of a logo in the brands repo could be a requirement for its use. If that's so, I wouldn't hold this PR back for it as I wasn't able to locate SoyeaLink logo usage guidelines and thus getting it in the brands repo might take some time.

If that's so, I wouldn't hold this PR back

Well, we should hold it back, as stuffing multiple brands in the integration name isn't really nice either.

Well, we should hold it back, as stuffing multiple brands in the integration name isn't really nice either.

This comment seems to confirm that the addition of a logo is actually a requirement for using supported_brands? But I'd hope we can be crystal clear about it, so: If it is a requirement, I think we should clarify that in https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/creating_integration_manifest/#supported-brands -- it currently says "should" (not "must" or the like). If it's not a requirement, could you confirm that and I'll revise this to use supported_brands instead, without the logo for the time being?

We made this a little easier:

https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2022/10/24/hubs-devices-services-virtual-integrations

Removed changes to user visible strings. Comments are not affected by the other mechanisms, so I thought we might as well apply changes to them as they're ready here.

Virtual integration does not provide any of the info that is added here. But it's quite clear that spending more time on this isn't going to be worth it, closing.