change wording on android version requirement

[harmpter]

Android 12 or older -> Android 12 or below

Proposed change

Hi, this is my first pull request and I hope I'm doing it correctly.
The docs point out that command_bluetooth only works on android versions Android 12 or older, which is easily confused for Android 12+ in a rush. I would like to change the word "older" to "below", as I find it more straightforward and prevents misunderstanding of the fact, that it only works up until Android 12, not from Android 12+ and above.

Type of change

• Document existing features within Home Assistant Companion App
• Document new or changing features for which there is an existing pull request elsewhere
• Spelling or grammatical corrections, or rewording for improved clarity
• Changes to the backend of this documentation
• Remove stale or deprecated documentation

Checklist

• I have read and followed the documentation guidelines.
• I have verified that my changes render correctly in the documentation.

Additional information

• This PR fixes or closes issue: Is related to /android#3171 and /android#3110
• Link to relevant existing code or pull request:

[jpelgrom]

Thanks for the suggestion.

However, the documentation consistently uses "or older" for this kind of requirement, and in the text it is still a 5 letter word so I don't really see how this is less easily confused.

While the issues you linked are relevant, they are created around the time the change occurred. As such I believe the update changing the behavior is the reason for the issues, rather than the documentation.

[harmpter]

Thank you! I see, I wasn't aware of that.

Regarding the semantics; while "or older" is definitely not incorrect, it is easy to make the mistake of thinking of it as "greater number = greater age = older" because that's how age usually works.
I think "or below" doesn't carry that same ambiguity. An alternative would be "or earlier" with the added bonus of being a 7 letter word haha.

But I now recognize and agree that the issues were created around the time Android 13 rolled out, that's fair and I missed that.
But, we have no way to estimate how many other users have fallen into the same trap as I have, because the existing issues effectively prevent duplicate issues from being created. So, I would still argue to make some kind of change.

Can I add another commit to this pull to at least keep the wording consistent across the documentation? If yes, I will try to do that. Please let me know what you think about the older/below/earlier thingy.

[jpelgrom]

Looking at the style guide recently adopted for Home Assistant documentation for earlier, it looks like that's the way to go:

Use or earlier or previous instead of or lower to refer to all versions of a product that precede a particular release if the statement is accurate for all preceding releases.

There are a lot of places where "or older" is currently used - so if you want to update it, please update it everywhere for consistency.