Rephrase getting started with repo section

[c0ffeeca7]

• remove procedure on downloading a repo. It's a duplicate
• rephrase quick actions, search, and filter to be procedural, rather than descriptive

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 791a424 and 679f0f9.

Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent updates to the HACS documentation are like giving your favorite recipe a spicy makeover! They make it super easy to navigate and use, with clearer steps for accessing the dashboard and downloading repositories. Plus, there's now a handy section for reporting issues, because who doesn't love a good troubleshooting buddy? These changes transform HACS into a user-friendly experience, ensuring you won’t feel like you’re solving a Rubik's Cube while trying to get things done!

Changes

Files	Change Summary
source/docs/use/dashboard.md	Enhanced clarity and usability; rephrased opening line, reorganized download steps for flow, and introduced a section for issue reporting.
source/docs/use/type/integration.md	Updated hyperlink for downloading repositories to point to a more relevant section, improving clarity for users configuring integrations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HACS_Dashboard
    participant Repository
    
    User->>HACS_Dashboard: Open HACS
    HACS_Dashboard->>User: Display available repositories
    User->>HACS_Dashboard: Search for repository
    HACS_Dashboard->>User: Show search results
    User->>HACS_Dashboard: Select repository
    HACS_Dashboard->>User: Display repository info
    User->>HACS_Dashboard: Download repository
    HACS_Dashboard->>Repository: Initiate download
    Repository->>User: Repository downloaded
    User->>HACS_Dashboard: Report issue (if needed)
    HACS_Dashboard->>User: Provide reporting channels

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So, grab your digital toolkit and dive into HACS with confidence—it's like having a GPS for your coding adventures! No getting lost in the documentation maze anymore!

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