Update: add option to update from dashboard

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The documentation has been updated to clarify the process for updating software repositories. Users can now choose between two distinct methods for installation: through an update notification or directly from the HACS dashboard. These changes enhance user navigation, making it easier to keep everything up to date—after all, a well-updated system is a happy system!

Changes

Files	Change Summary
source/docs/use/update.md	Enhanced instructions for updating, detailing two methods: via update notification and HACS dashboard. Improved clarity and flow, with added visual cues. No changes to exported or public entity declarations.
source/docs/use/repositories/dashboard.md	Introduced a new "Pending update" status, clarifying repository updates. Integrated with existing statuses while maintaining structure. No changes to exported or public entity declarations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant UpdateNotification
    participant HACS_Dashboard

    User->>UpdateNotification: Check for updates
    UpdateNotification-->>User: Notify of available updates
    User->>UpdateNotification: Select "Install"
    UpdateNotification-->>User: Update installed

    User->>HACS_Dashboard: Open dashboard
    HACS_Dashboard-->>User: Show repositories with updates
    User->>HACS_Dashboard: Select repository
    HACS_Dashboard-->>User: Redownload repository
    HACS_Dashboard-->>User: Update installed

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Remember, keeping your repositories updated is like watering a plant—neglect it, and it’ll wither! So, don’t forget to feed those updates regularly! 🌱😄

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