update to language da

[Dawn3888]

update to language da for light turn on and the test file. Also the common file has been updated.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced light control with new commands for turning on lights on specific floors and all lights in the home.
  • Added capability to turn on fans in specific areas.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling and messages for better user guidance when commands cannot be fulfilled, including issues with unrecognized areas, floors, domains, device classes, and timers.
  • Addressed duplicate entity detection with specific error messages.

• Tests

  • Updated test cases for light control in different areas to ensure robustness and accuracy.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the Danish language support for turning on lights and handling errors in a smart home system. Specifically, new patterns for turning on lights on different floors, areas, or the entire home were introduced. Additionally, comprehensive error messages were added to improve user experience and debugging, covering scenarios like missing entities, unsupported features, and duplicate entities.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
responses/da/HassTurnOn.yaml	Added responses for turning on lights on specific floors, all lights, and fans in specific areas.
sentences/da/_common.yaml	Introduced new error messages related to entities, domains, device classes, and timers. Enhanced language understanding.
sentences/da/light_HassTurnOn.yaml	Added new patterns for turning on lights in different areas, including all lights in an area or floor.
tests/da/light_HassTurnOn.yaml	Updated test cases for turning on lights in various areas, adjusting test scenarios without core logic changes.

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[Dawn3888]

Hi @MTrab
Can you approve this or do I have to something else?
This is my first pull, thus I am not sure of all the steps.

[MTrab]

Seems good to me