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Add instructions for removing Renault integration #35876

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    • Added a new section titled "Remove integration" to the Renault integration documentation, clarifying the standard procedures for removing the integration without requiring additional steps.

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The changes introduce a new section titled "Remove integration" in the Renault integration documentation for Home Assistant. This section specifies that the Renault integration follows standard procedures for removal and requires no additional steps. The existing structure and content of the documentation remain unchanged, with the new section appended at the end.

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source/_integrations/renault.markdown Added a new section "Remove integration" detailing the removal process and indicating no additional steps are necessary.

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    User->>HomeAssistant: Request to remove Renault integration
    HomeAssistant->>RenaultIntegration: Follow standard removal procedures
    RenaultIntegration-->>HomeAssistant: Confirm removal completed
    HomeAssistant-->>User: Notify removal successful
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The changes introduce a new section titled "Remove integration" to the Renault integration documentation. This section clarifies that the integration can be removed following standard procedures without requiring additional steps. The existing documentation content remains unchanged, continuing to describe the functionalities, actions, and data attributes related to the Renault integration.

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source/_integrations/renault.markdown Added a new section "Remove integration" explaining the removal process. Existing content remains unchanged.

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    User->>Renault Integration: Request to remove integration
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