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Update kulersky.markdown #38390

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This PR updates the Kulersky docs to reflect the refactoring

Since this component is being migrated to the standard bluetooth component, the special setup is no longer needed.

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The pull request updates the Kuler Sky integration documentation by introducing a new metadata field ha_bluetooth: true to indicate that Bluetooth functionality is supported. In addition, it removes a substantial section that provided installation instructions and notes for Home Assistant Core, including details related to setting up pybluez and rootless Bluetooth access.

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source/_integrations/kulersky.markdown Added ha_bluetooth: true to metadata; removed installation requirements and notes for Home Assistant Core setups (e.g., pybluez installation, Bluetooth stack access, and rootless setup instructions).

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17-21: Legacy Installation Instructions Removed
A substantial portion of legacy installation instructions—including specifics for installing pybluez and configuration details for rootless Bluetooth access—has been removed. This simplification fits the migration toward the standard Bluetooth component. However, please verify that users are not left without sufficient guidance and that any necessary instructions are either no longer required or have been relocated to more relevant documentation.

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9-9: New Metadata Field Added: ha_bluetooth: true
The introduction of the ha_bluetooth: true field in the YAML front matter clearly indicates that Bluetooth functionality is now supported. This change aligns with the refactoring to standardize the Bluetooth component. Please ensure that any downstream tooling or integrations that rely on these metadata flags are updated accordingly.

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Thanks, @emlove 👍

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@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from Todo to Approved in Documentation PRs Apr 14, 2025
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