[habot] Add german tests and training data

[JanMattner]

Especially for the activate and deactivate object skills
and various declension of locations. Other skills needed more training
data to prevent bias by sole training data amount.
Fixes #1271

Signed-off-by: Jan Mattner jan.mattner@gmail.com

[ghys]

Hi, thank you very much for contributing to the HABot training, it is always appreciated 🙂 - the more the better!

The DCO failure is a technicality (Commit sha: 8519ea4, Author: Jan Mattner, Committer: Jan Mattner; Expected "Jan Mattner Jan.Mattner@aitgmbh.de", but got "Jan Mattner jan.mattner@gmail.com".)... which one would you like in the final commit?
No need to do anything on your part.

However it would be great if you could solve the build error: check https://ci.openhab.org/job/PR-openHAB-WebUI/1088/console at the end, there are some format violations.

[JanMattner]

Thanks @ghys.
About the DCO error: the mail in the commit message is correct (jan.mattner@gmail.com). The other one is just set in my local git config.

I have fixed the whitespace error, but somehow, the whole file changed, at least that's what shown in the history in GitHub, but locally in my history I just deleted the whitespaces in line 87. The spotless:check goal renders no errors locally.

Now I'm lost. I haven't found a way to solve this and I cannot locally reproduce the style error from the server build. Do you have an idea what could be the problem? Some kind of different encoding or line ending issue?

[ghys]

Looks like you're on Windows and you've changed the encoding to CRLF, those need to be set back to Unix-style (LF).
In Eclipse that would be in File > Convert Line Delimiters to > Unix (IIRC).

[JanMattner]

Thanks @ghys for the hint, that seemed to be the problem.
I am running VS Code in Windows and as suggested in the spotless error message, I used mvn sportless:apply. Seems like in Windows, this changes all line endings by default to CRLF (I will discuss this in a separate issue).
PS: in VS Code this is easy to see and change, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/48694365

[ghys]

Nice, thanks!