Add steps on removing a repository

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

When it comes to tidying up your Home Assistant Community Store (HACS), we’ve just made it a whole lot easier! This update introduces a snazzy new section in the documentation that walks users through the process of removing any repositories they don’t want hanging around. With clear, step-by-step instructions, users can now kick those unwanted repositories to the curb—along with their associated data—making their setup as organized as a well-arranged sock drawer!

Changes

Files	Change Summary
source/docs/use/repositories/dashboard.md	Added a section detailing the process for removing a repository in HACS, including key steps and clarifications.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HACS
    participant Home Assistant

    User->>HACS: Locate Repository
    User->>HACS: Click Three-Dot Menu
    User->>HACS: Select "Remove" Option
    HACS->>User: Confirm Removal Process
    User->>Home Assistant: (Check for Data Deletion)
    Home Assistant-->>User: Confirmation of Data Status

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And there you have it—a spruced-up way to manage your repositories that even your refrigerator would envy! If you’re ever lost, just remember: it’s not rocket science; it’s just repository management, folks! 🚀✨

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67-72: Add a note about consequences when removing repositories.

The instructions are as clear as a freshly cleaned window, but consider adding a note about potential consequences of removing a repository. This could help users avoid unintended consequences, like losing custom configurations or dependencies. After all, nobody wants to accidentally delete their favorite sock drawer organizer!

+   - Note: Removing a repository will also remove any custom configurations or dependencies associated with it. Ensure you have backups if needed.

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