2022.7: Process review comments

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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ and a [Let's get loud!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEH-DxOsywg) event
about bringing audio to the [Open Home](https://building.open-home.io/). about bringing audio to the [Open Home](https://building.open-home.io/).
If you have missed those, it is worthwhile to check those recordings out. If you have missed those, it is worthwhile to check those recordings out.
Meanwhile, preparations are happing for the upcoming Matter and of course, Meanwhile, preparations are happening for the upcoming Matter and of course,
the soon-to-be-released [Home Assistant Yellow]! 💛 More about that soon™. the soon-to-be-released [Home Assistant Yellow]! 💛 More about that soon™.
This release is definitely representing the "streamlining experiences" This release is definitely representing the "streamlining experiences"
@ -176,8 +176,8 @@ When displaying an entity gauge card on your dashboard, it would show the
gauge with the sensor value. For example, if you'd use a humidity sensor, gauge with the sensor value. For example, if you'd use a humidity sensor,
it shows the humidity percentage in the middle of the gauge. it shows the humidity percentage in the middle of the gauge.
In the [2022.5 release], we added segment support to our gauge card, In the [2022.5 release], we added segment support to our gauge card.
this release, [@kristjanbjarni] added label support to those segments! In this release, [@kristjanbjarni] added label support to those segments!
This means that if your segment has a label, the gauge card will show This means that if your segment has a label, the gauge card will show
that label instead of the sensor value when it is in that range. that label instead of the sensor value when it is in that range.
@ -234,13 +234,13 @@ function that can be used as a filter too!
If you are a bit into coding, this is not the standard `bool()`, but one that If you are a bit into coding, this is not the standard `bool()`, but one that
is very specific for Home Assistant, making it very useful. is very specific for Home Assistant, making it very useful.
This `bool` method converts a value into a boolean and condiders This `bool` method converts a value into a boolean and considers
Home Assistant's specific rules for truthy values. Some examples: `"on"` will Home Assistant's specific rules for truthy values. Some examples: `"on"` will
be considered true, and `"disabled"` will be considered false. be considered true, and `"disabled"` will be considered false.
<img class="no-shadow" src='/images/blog/2022-07/bool.png' alt='Screenshot demonstrating auto-complete for MDI icons in the code editors'> <img class="no-shadow" src='/images/blog/2022-07/bool.png' alt='Screenshot demonstrating auto-complete for MDI icons in the code editors'>
Using `bool` as a filter and combined with and [`iff`](/docs/configuration/templating/#immediate-if-iif) Using `bool` as a filter and combined with and [`iif`](/docs/configuration/templating/#immediate-if-iif)
filter, you can quickly change, for example, binary sensors values into any filter, you can quickly change, for example, binary sensors values into any
text you'd like. text you'd like.