Record current Synology DSM integration quality scale

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Proposed change

Unfortunately no tier is full-filled, but we're close to complie to Bronze - proper PRs will follow, to achieve it.

Bronze

• action-setup - Service actions are registered in async_setup
  • done in this PR
• appropriate-polling - If it's a polling integration, set an appropriate polling interval
• brands - Has branding assets available for the integration
• common-modules - Place common patterns in common modules
• config-flow-test-coverage - Full test coverage for the config flow
• config-flow - Integration needs to be able to be set up via the UI
  • Uses data_description to give context to fields
    • completed in this PR
  • Uses ConfigEntry.data and ConfigEntry.options correctly
• dependency-transparency - Dependency transparency
• docs-actions - The documentation describes the provided service actions that can be used
• docs-high-level-description - The documentation includes a high-level description of the integration brand, product, or service
• docs-installation-instructions - The documentation provides step-by-step installation instructions for the integration, including, if needed, prerequisites
• docs-removal-instructions - The documentation provides removal instructions
  • Add troubleshooting and removal instructions to Synology DSM home-assistant.io#38162
• entity-event-setup - Entities event setup
• entity-unique-id - Entities have a unique ID
• has-entity-name - Entities use has_entity_name = True
• runtime-data - Use ConfigEntry.runtime_data to store runtime data
• test-before-configure - Test a connection in the config flow
• test-before-setup - Check during integration initialization if we are able to set it up correctly
• unique-config-entry - Don't allow the same device or service to be able to be set up twice

Silver

• action-exceptions - Service actions raise exceptions when encountering failures
• config-entry-unloading - Support config entry unloading
• docs-configuration-parameters - The documentation describes all integration configuration options
• docs-installation-parameters - The documentation describes all integration installation parameters
• entity-unavailable - Mark entity unavailable if appropriate
• integration-owner - Has an integration owner
• log-when-unavailable - If internet/device/service is unavailable, log once when unavailable and once when back connected
• parallel-updates - Set Parallel updates
• reauthentication-flow - Reauthentication flow
• test-coverage - Above 95% test coverage for all integration modules

Gold

• devices - The integration creates devices
• diagnostics - Implements diagnostics
• discovery-update-info - Integration uses discovery info to update network information
• discovery - Can be discovered
• docs-data-update - The documentation describes how data is updated
• docs-examples - The documentation provides automation examples the user can use.
• docs-known-limitations - The documentation describes known limitations of the integration (not to be confused with bugs)
• docs-supported-devices - The documentation describes known supported / unsupported devices
• docs-supported-functions - The documentation describes the supported functionality, including entities, and platforms
• docs-troubleshooting - The documentation provides troubleshooting information
  • Add troubleshooting and removal instructions to Synology DSM home-assistant.io#38162
• docs-use-cases - The documentation describes use cases to illustrate how this integration can be used
• dynamic-devices - Devices added after integration setup
• entity-category - Entities are assigned an appropriate EntityCategory
• entity-device-class - Entities use device classes where possible
• entity-disabled-by-default - Integration disables less popular (or noisy) entities
• entity-translations - Entities have translated names
• exception-translations - Exception messages are translatable
• icon-translations - Icon translations
• reconfiguration-flow - Integrations should have a reconfigure flow
• repair-issues - Repair issues and repair flows are used when user intervention is needed
• stale-devices - Clean up stale devices

Platinum

• async-dependency - Dependency is async
• inject-websession - The integration dependency supports passing in a websession
• strict-typing - Strict typing

Type of change

• Dependency upgrade
• Bugfix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New integration (thank you!)
• New feature (which adds functionality to an existing integration)
• Deprecation (breaking change to happen in the future)
• Breaking change (fix/feature causing existing functionality to break)
• Code quality improvements to existing code or addition of tests

Additional information

• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes #
• This PR is related to issue:
• Link to documentation pull request:
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• There is no commented out code in this PR.
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• The code has been formatted using Ruff (ruff format homeassistant tests)
• Tests have been added to verify that the new code works.

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