docs-review

# Docs Review Review documentation coverage without turning every code change into a writing task. Require docs only when a user, tester, or maintainer would reasonably need the information to install, configure, test, troubleshoot, upgrade, release, or maintain the change. ## Workflow 1. Read the request, PR summary, changed files, and tests. 2. Compare the diff with likely EspControl documentation targets: - Public docs: `docs/`, `README.md`, generated product pages, and card or feature pages. - Maintainer docs: `dev-docs/`, `DEVELOPERS.md`, workflow files, and PR templates. - Generated docs only as outputs; ask for the source or generator update when generated docs are stale. 3. Decide whether documentation is needed. Do not ask for docs when the change is purely internal and no user, tester, or maintainer workflow changes. 4. Report only actionable documentation findings, ordered by importance. 5. Suggest the smallest useful update: usually one sentence, one bullet, one table row, or a short section in an existing page. ## Ask For Docs When The Change - Adds, removes, renames, or changes a card type, card option, modal, setup field, backup/import/export behavior, Home Assistant entity mapping, or saved config behavior. - Changes visible firmware behavior, display layout, language strings, icons, fonts, screen timing, update flow, or device-specific behavior. - Adds or changes supported hardware, build outputs, flashing steps, release behavior, or device profile data. - Changes compatibility expectations for saved configs, backups, migrations, public web assets, existing installed devices, or Home Assistant integration. - Changes maintainer workflows, checks, generators, release steps, source of truth ownership, branching, testing, or troubleshooting paths. ## Prefer Concise Placement - Prefer updating an existing page over adding a new page. - Prefer `docs/` for install, setup, card usage, visible behavior, troubleshooting, and upgrade impact. - Prefer `dev-docs/`, `DEVELOPERS.md`, or `.github/` for build, release, generator, source-of-truth, test, and internal workflow changes. - Avoid implementation detail unless it affects setup, testing, troubleshooting, compatibility, or upgrade decisions. - Avoid blocking a PR for broad docs polish, duplicated explanations, or unrelated cleanup. ## Output Lead with findings. For each finding include: - The changed behavior or feature. - The recommended documentation target. - Who would be confused without it. - The smallest useful wording or location when practical. If no documentation change is needed, say that clearly in one sentence and give the reason. Then mention any checks used, such as `npm run check:dev-docs`, `npm run docs:build`, or other repository-specific documentation validators.