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Nathan GardinerandAdrian Kumpf 3c263bf000 Update HomeAssistant documentation (#705 )

* Update home_assistant.md

   - Removed the static not_home location from the device_tracker definition which fixes #695 
   - Added Garage Door automation
   - Added automation for doors and windows open which would address #698 (for HomeAssistant users at least)

* Enalbe syntax highlighting

* Enalbe syntax highlighting

* Enalbe syntax highlighting

Co-authored-by: Adrian Kumpf <adrian.kumpf@posteo.de>

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