Migrate homeassistant services to support translations

[frenck]

Proposed change

Migrates the homeassistant-provided services to support translated services.

More information, see: #95984

ℹ️ The contents of this PR has been scripted and migrated from source automatically. Afterward, tweaked it for consistency and used references.

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[c0ffeeca7]

Suggested change

	"description": "Saves the persistent states immediately. Maintains the normal periodic saving interval."
	"description": "Saves the persistent states immediately. Maintains the normal periodic saving interval."

What is this used for? Why would I enable this?

[frenck]

It isn't enabling anything, it trigger a save to disk of the states immediately. Normally, this runs on a schedule / interval. This service allows you to request one now, instead awaiting the next interval to hit.

The interval isn't interrupted or changed, it will continue. So this is an extra way to force a save of states right now.

This is not something regular users use, but because HA saves every X seconds, it means that if HA crashes, it could loose X seconds of data that wasn't saved yet. This allows an user to force a save right now, in case they have received state data they want to secure to disk as soon as possible.

[c0ffeeca7]

ah, it's like a save button. Thank you for explaining.