doc updates

Author: andyfase

docs/pages/automations.md

@@ -46,4 +46,23 @@ To setup the automation, perform the following:
 - Choose "Time of Day"
 - Select the time you wish this automation to run, choose "Weekly" and select the days of the week you want it to run. Finally select "Run Immediately"
 
+### Set Charge Limit to 100% once per month
+
+Hyundai / Kia recommend charging to 100% once a month, this can be annoying to remember to do. This Automation can be used if you typically charge daily (or regularly) and you want to automate setting the charge limit to 100% once per month, and then back to your normal value afterwards 
+
+This automation will send a charge limit command to the car, on a defined schedule. Duplicate this to set it back to normal the day after 
+
+[Install "Auto Charge Limit" Shortcut](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/2c499728f55d43aa90ba9b68792fe9df)
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+Alter the script to set the charge setting of your choice, by default this is set to "RoadTrip", you're likely want to create your own charge limit setting in the configuration settings of the app first.
+
+To setup the automation, perform the following:
+
+- Click on the Automations tab
+- Click on the plus
+- Choose "Time of Day"
+- Select the time you wish this automation to run, choose "Monthly" and select the day of the month you want it to run. Finally select "Run Immediately"
+
+Duplicate the script and automation to set the charge limit back to its normal value.
 

docs/pages/faq.md

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 title: Help
 layout: home
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+nav_order: 8
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 # Help / FAQ
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 ### How do I enable and obtain debug logs
 
-There is a checkbox within the app settings to turn on debug logs. Once enabled every API request and response is then logged to a file. The in-use file is called `egmp-bluelink.log`. Log files are automatically renamed when they get to 100kb in size, hence you will see older log files named `egmp-bluelink.log.20250318150755-0700` or similar. The timestamp is the date the file was renamed.
+Make sure you are running [v1.2.0](https://github.com/andyfase/egmp-bluelink-scriptable/releases) or above, as this version of the app allows for much easier access to obtain debug logs. 
+
+Once you have confirmed your on a appropiate version, go into the app settings screen and enable the "Debug logs" setting. Once enabled every API request and response sent from the app is then logged to a file. 
+
+Now perform the series of actions you need logs for (i.e simulate the bug you are seeing). Once done, triple-tap the setting icon and choose "Share Debug Logs", a share screen will open allowing you to select your email app of choice to send the logs. The logs are automatically redacted of any personal information i.e. username, password, pin etc.
+
+### How do I get the full list of all debug logs?
+
+If you wish to look at the logs outside of the app, they are stored within the Scriptable directory ojn iCloud drive. The in-use file is called `egmp-bluelink.log`. Log files are automatically renamed when they get to 100kb in size, hence you will see older log files named `egmp-bluelink.log.20250318150755-0700` or similar. The timestamp is the date the file was renamed.
 
 All log files are stored within the same Scriptable directory as the scripts themselves. Note as detailed above these log files do contain your credentials. If you are asked, or provide them either directly to myself through email or via a Github issue please ensure you open the log files and redact any of your credentials (login and password)

docs/pages/multi-car.md

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+---
+title: Multi Car
+layout: home
+nav_order: 7
+---
+
+# Multiple Car Support
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+
+Since v1.2.0 the app supports the ability to have multiple cars configured (one per app script) with dedicated configuration per script created within Scriptable. This gives you the ability to have multiple widgets, each a car dedicated to a widget - with one-click access to each car.
+
+## Enabling Multi-Car Support
+
+First setup the [script as normal](./install.md) for your first car. Ensure you specify the correct VIN within the settings for the car you wish to setup, enable the "Multi Car" setting if you have previously used older versions of the app than v1.2.0 - if you hadnt this setting is not needed.
+
+Once setup, within the Scriptable app press and hold the "egmp-bluelink" row and select "Duplicate", this will bring up a code window - just click on "done". This will produce a script likely called "egmp-bluelink 1", feel free to rename to something more appropiate (press and hold and choose rename)
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+Now open the new script, it will prompt for Bluelink settings as per the first install, proceed to configure the same settings but this time select the second car's VIN. Once setup you can configure a new widget for this second car - just ensure when you configure the widget you select the new scriptable script.
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docs/pages/siri.md

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 Example: "**Stop charging** the car"
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+### Set Charge Limits
+This will issue a remote command to set the named charge limit of the car (i.e. percentage of battery to stop charging at).
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+
+Example: "Set **Charge Limit RoadTrip**"
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