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Update documentation about UI bug in configuration editor #463

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This issue is much more serious than it seems, users always show configurations where most of the default enabled options are enabled manually, and complain that disabled options are not working or hard to make them to work.

They waste hours on forums and debugging a configuration issue caused by a very misleading UI config editor!

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fixes #462

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    • Enhanced guidance for configuring the Tailscale add-on.
    • Added cautionary notes to help users avoid configuration pitfalls with the Home Assistant UI.
      • Advises against relying solely on the UI for configuration.
      • Emphasizes the importance of manually updating optional settings via YAML to ensure changes take effect.

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This pull request updates the Tailscale add-on documentation for Home Assistant by adding three distinct cautionary notes. These notes advise users to avoid using the "Show unused optional configuration options" switch, require manual updates to the YAML configuration for optional parameters, and warn that the Home Assistant UI may misrepresent the state of certain options. No changes were made to any exported or public entities.

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tailscale/DOCS.md Added three cautionary blocks: one against using the "Show unused optional configuration options" switch, one reminding users to manually update YAML, and one noting that the UI may misrepresent disabled options.

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tailscale/DOCS.md (3)

86-89: Caution Block on UI Default Option Warning
This block clearly warns users not to use the "Show unused optional configuration options" switch, which is essential given the UI limitations. Please verify that no unintended blank lines or extra spaces exist within the block, as markdownlint flagged potential issues.

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89-89: Blank line inside blockquote
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90-95: Simplify Wording for Optional Configuration Change
Consider rewording line 91 to improve clarity—replacing "change the default behaviour of any of these optional configuration options" with "change the default behaviour of these optional configuration options" makes the message more concise. Also, double-check that the blockquote does not include any extra blank lines that could trigger markdownlint's MD028 warning.

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[style] ~91-~91: Consider simply using “of” instead.
Context: ...ou want to change the default behaviour of any of these optional > configuration options,...

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95-95: Blank line inside blockquote
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96-104: Refine Warning Block for UI Misrepresentation
The warning block effectively informs users about potential misrepresentation of option states in the Home Assistant UI. For enhanced readability, consider breaking up long sentences or simplifying the language. Additionally, ensure the blockquote format is consistent (i.e., no extra blank lines within the quoted text) to address markdownlint suggestions.

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[style] ~91-~91: Consider simply using “of” instead.
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