Add reminder to set up a backup process

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

In a delightful update to the Home Assistant documentation, two key files have been spruced up to include vital tips on establishing backup processes after installing the HACS integration. This addition not only highlights the significance of data safety but also makes navigating the configuration options smoother than a cat on a freshly waxed floor. With improved readability and a focus on best practices, users are now better equipped to keep their setups safe and sound—because nobody wants a data disaster, right?

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../configuration/basic.md	Added a note emphasizing the need for a backup process post-HACS installation to enhance user guidance.
.../configuration/options.md	Introduced a new step on backup setup and improved image formatting for clarity.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant HACS

    User->>HomeAssistant: Install HACS
    HomeAssistant->>HACS: Integrate HACS
    User->>HomeAssistant: Configure Options
    HomeAssistant->>User: Display configuration options
    User->>HomeAssistant: Set up Backup Process
    HomeAssistant-->>User: Backup process configured

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And there you have it! Everything's set for a smoother ride in the world of Home Assistant. Just remember, a backup a day keeps the data loss away! Better safe than sorry, am I right?

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 46bfcd1 and 70bdc28.

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• source/docs/use/configuration/basic.md (1 hunks)
• source/docs/use/configuration/options.md (1 hunks)

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source/docs/use/configuration/options.md (2)

35-35: Great addition! Backups are like insurance for your data.

Adding a reminder to set up a backup process is a smart move. It's like having a safety net for your digital trapeze act—because nobody wants to fall into the abyss of lost data!

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30-31: Nice touch with the image formatting!

Indenting the images is like giving them a cozy little home in the document. It makes everything look neat and tidy—like a well-organized sock drawer!

source/docs/use/configuration/basic.md (1)

75-75: Bravo on the backup reminder!

Adding a reminder to set up a backup process is like telling users to pack an umbrella for a picnic—because you never know when data rain might fall!

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