KNX Cover entity configuration from UI

[farmio]

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KNX Cover entity configuration from UI

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• Link to parent pull request in the codebase: Update knx-frontend to 2025.4.1.91934 - Enable UI to create KNX Cover entities core#141993
  Add support to create KNX Cover entities from UI core#141944
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  • Enhanced the integration guide with clear instructions for configuring cover entities. Users can now learn how to set up these entities either from the frontend or via YAML with a provided example configuration.

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This update enhances the KNX integration documentation by clarifying the configuration of KNX cover entities. The changes specify that cover entities can be created either via the frontend KNX panel or through YAML configuration. A new section titled "Configuration of KNX cover entities via YAML" was added, including an example YAML snippet and the corresponding closing tag.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/_integrations/knx.markdown	Added a note that cover entities can be created from the frontend or YAML. Introduced a new section "Configuration of KNX cover entities via YAML" with an example snippet and closing tag for YAML details.

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source/_integrations/knx.markdown (1)

1067-1069: Clarify Cover Entity Configuration Options
The new line explicitly informs users that cover entities can be created either via the KNX panel (UI) or through YAML. This succinct statement is helpful; however, consider adding a link or brief indication on where to find more details about the UI process if available.

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source/_integrations/knx.markdown (1)

1070-1087: Comprehensive YAML Example for KNX Cover Entities
The new details block titled "Configuration of KNX cover entities via YAML" provides a clear and structured YAML example. The parameters (such as move_long_address, move_short_address, stop_address, position_address, position_state_address, and the travelling time settings) align well with the patterns used in other platform sections. Please verify that these parameter names are consistent with those used across the documentation and the Home Assistant integration.

[frenck]

✅ Approved. Can be merged as soon as the parent PR gets merged.