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Update starlink.markdown with details of new sensors #36343

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Add details of the new sensors added in this pull.

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  • Spelling, grammar or other readability improvements (current branch).
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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new sensor "State" for monitoring various operational statuses of Starlink.
    • Added a binary sensor "Connected" to indicate Internet connectivity status of Starlink.

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The changes introduce new sensor and binary sensor states to the Starlink integration documentation for Home Assistant. A new sensor named "State" has been added to report the raw operational status of Starlink, including states like CONNECTED, NO_PINGS, and SEARCHING. Additionally, a binary sensor called "Connected" has been included to indicate the Internet connectivity status of Starlink. These updates enhance the documentation by providing more detailed information about the operational status of the Starlink system.

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source/_integrations/starlink.markdown Added new sensor "State" for operational status and new binary sensor "Connected" for Internet connectivity.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Starlink
    participant HomeAssistant

    User->>HomeAssistant: Request Starlink status
    HomeAssistant->>Starlink: Query operational state
    Starlink-->>HomeAssistant: Return State (CONNECTED, NO_PINGS, SEARCHING)
    HomeAssistant-->>User: Display Starlink operational status
    HomeAssistant->>Starlink: Query Internet connectivity
    Starlink-->>HomeAssistant: Return Connected (true/false)
    HomeAssistant-->>User: Display Internet connectivity status
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49-49: LGTM! Consider enhancing readability with a list.

The documentation is clear and helpful, especially in mapping technical states to app UI terms. To improve readability, consider formatting the states as a list:

-State - The raw status of Starlink. Usually `CONNECTED` when working, but is useful for more detail when outages occur (`NO_PINGS` is 'No signal' in the app, `SEARCHING` is 'Searching for satellites', etc.)
+State - The raw status of Starlink. Common states include:
+  - `CONNECTED`: Normal operation
+  - `NO_PINGS`: Shown as 'No signal' in the app
+  - `SEARCHING`: Shown as 'Searching for satellites' in the app

63-63: LGTM! Consider clarifying relationship with State sensor.

The documentation is clear and follows the established format. To help users understand the difference between this and the State sensor, consider adding a note about their relationship:

-Connected - Whether Starlink is connected to the Internet
+Connected - Whether Starlink is connected to the Internet. This is a simplified version of the `State` sensor, where `true` corresponds to the `CONNECTED` state.
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