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A switch entity was added to turn on/off the boost feature. Previously it was deactivated by setting the boost temperature to the value 0.

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    • Clarified the descriptions in the "Basic settings" section for the IronOS integration, separating the "Boost" enable/disable option from the "Boost temperature" setting for improved understanding.

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The documentation for the IronOS integration was updated in the "Basic settings" section to clarify the boost feature. The description now separates the enabling of the boost feature from the configuration of the boost temperature, providing distinct entries for each setting.

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source/_integrations/iron_os.markdown Updated documentation to clarify and separate descriptions for boost enablement and temperature.

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    User ->> Documentation: Reads "Basic settings" section
    Documentation -->> User: Shows separate entries for "Boost" and "Boost temperature"
    User ->> Documentation: Understands how to enable boost and set boost temperature
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source/_integrations/iron_os.markdown (1)

90-98: Add firmware-version requirement for the new “Boost” switch

Please append the same version qualifier you use for other IronOS-bound settings to the Boost entry so users on older firmware know why it may not appear.

• File: source/_integrations/iron_os.markdown
Location: under “### Basic settings” (around line 90)

- **Boost:** Enables or disables the boost feature. When enabled, holding the front button temporarily raises the tip to the boost temperature.
+ **Boost:** Enables or disables the boost feature (requires IronOS v2.23 or higher). When enabled, holding the front button temporarily raises the tip to the boost temperature.
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94-96: Nit: keep sentence style consistent with neighbouring bullets

Neighbouring bullets finish their descriptions with a period, but the newly added “Boost” line currently lacks one after the first sentence (before “When enabled…”). Add the period to match the established style.

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Thank you, @tr4nt0r 👍

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