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Add some breaking change text to 2024.10.0 changelog #4357

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The changes in this pull request introduce several significant updates for ESPHome version 2024.10.0. Key updates include a new grouping feature for the web server component, the addition of support for reading a custom MAC address from ESP32 eFuse blocks, and mandatory even parity for the CSE7766 sensor component. New components such as the tca9555 GPIO driver and various pressure sensors have also been added. Additionally, there are updates to existing components, bug fixes, and improvements in code quality.

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changelog/2024.10.0.rst Introduced new grouping feature for web server, custom MAC address support for ESP32, and new components.
Updated CSE7766 sensor to require even parity, added ignore_efuse_custom_mac configuration option.
Added new components: tca9555 GPIO driver, Sharp GP2Y1010AU0F PM2.5 sensor, TE-M3200, NPI-19 pressure sensors.

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  • Update tca9555.rst fix link #4350: This PR updates the documentation for the TCA9555 I/O Expander, which is a new component introduced in the main PR. The changes are directly related to the new component added in the main PR.

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Line range hint 1-33: Highlight the breaking change in the Web Server Grouping section

The introduction of the new grouping feature for the web server component includes a breaking change. The web_server_sorting_weight configuration has been moved to web_server -> sorting_weight. This change may require users to update their existing configurations.

Consider adding a migration guide or example to help users transition from the old configuration to the new one. This will ensure a smoother upgrade process for existing users.

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34-41: Approve ESP32 Advanced MAC Address Configuration changes

The new feature for reading custom MAC addresses from ESP32 eFuse blocks is well-documented and provides flexibility for users. The option to disable this feature with ignore_efuse_custom_mac: true is a good addition for compatibility.

Consider adding a note about potential implications of using custom MAC addresses, such as network conflicts if not managed properly, and emphasize that this feature is only supported when using ESP-IDF as the framework.


42-49: Approve CSE7766 Breaking Changes with suggestion

The requirement for even parity in the CSE7766 configuration is a necessary change to ensure consistency and compatibility across different chip versions.

To assist users in transitioning to this new requirement, consider adding:

  1. Step-by-step migration instructions for existing users.
  2. An example of the updated configuration with even parity set.
  3. A troubleshooting section addressing potential issues users might face during the transition.

Line range hint 50-573: Approve Full list of changes with suggestions for improvement

The comprehensive list of changes provides excellent transparency for users and developers. The categorization of changes (New Components, Breaking Changes, etc.) is helpful for quick reference.

To further improve the changelog structure and readability, consider:

  1. Adding links to relevant documentation or pull requests for each major change.
  2. Grouping related changes together within each category for easier comprehension.
  3. Highlighting the most significant changes or those requiring user action at the top of each category.
  4. Adding a brief summary of the impact of breaking changes and any required user actions.

Line range hint 574-631: Approve Past Changelogs section

The inclusion of links to past changelogs is helpful for users who need to reference historical changes. The reverse chronological order is appropriate and follows standard practices for changelog organization.

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