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Fix the plurality of the introduction paragraph before the list of new virtual integrations added in 2025.4.

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    • Updated the Home Assistant 2025.4 release notes to reflect that multiple virtual integrations are now available.
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Fix the plurality of the introduction paragraph before the list of new virtual integrations added in 2025.4.
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The pull request updates the release notes for Home Assistant 2025.4 by revising a phrase to correctly reference multiple new virtual integrations. Specifically, the text "This one is new:" has been changed to "These ones are new:" and now introduces three integrations: FrankEver, LinkedGo, and Ogemray, which are provided by Shelly and added by @bieniu. No other parts of the release notes or exported entities were altered.

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source/_posts/2025-04-02-release-20254.markdown Changed wording from "This one is new:" to "These ones are new:" to reflect that multiple new integrations (FrankEver, LinkedGo, Ogemray) are being introduced.

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316-319: Enhanced Plurality for Virtual Integrations

The updated wording now correctly reflects that multiple virtual integrations are being introduced. Changing the phrase to “These ones are new:” aligns well with the plural list that follows, improving the clarity of the documentation.

Nitpick: For a slightly more formal tone consistent with the rest of the release notes, consider revising “These ones are new:” to “These are new:” as suggested by LanguageTool.

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[grammar] ~318-~318: In formal contexts, “These” is sufficient.
Context: ... integrations to help with findability. These ones are new: - [FrankEver], provided b...

(THESE_ONES)

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[grammar] ~318-~318: In formal contexts, “These” is sufficient.
Context: ... integrations to help with findability. These ones are new: - [FrankEver], provided b...

(THESE_ONES)

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Thanks, @pwbriggs 👍

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