chore(deps): update dependency elchininet/custom-sidebar to v10.2.0

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
elchininet/custom-sidebar	minor	v10.1.0 -> v10.2.0

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elchininet/custom-sidebar (elchininet/custom-sidebar)

v10.2.0

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⚠️⚠️⚠️ RISK OF BREAKING CHANGE ⚠️⚠️⚠️

The version 10.0.0 of the plugin was a breaking change, if you are not already in version 10.0.0 or greater, do not update until reading the release announcement of version 10.0.0.

This is a minor version of the plugin so it doesn't bring any breaking change if you are already in version 10.0.0 or greater.

Fixed a bug related to item selection containing href with parameters

In this relase, a bug related to the logic of selecting the correct sidebar item when a panel is loaded has been fixed. The bug occurred when a custom item with an href with parameters (e.g. /some/path?foo=foo&bar=bar) coexisted with a real item with part of that url without parameters (e.g. /some). In those cases, the custom item didn't get selected when clicked and the real one was the one getting selected instead.

Added a new debug message to help users without much developer or debug skills

Many users do not know how to debug the DOM tree to search for elements. Since Home Assistant version 2025.5.0 the anchor elements containing the href of each panel are inside the shadow root of each sidebar item. This makes it harder to debug and try to find the correct href if one wants to match by href.

In this release, a new feature has been added to log a table with each native item on the sidebar if the cs_debug parameter is added to the URL. This table will contain the text inside each item and its respective href, making the task of checking the sidebar items href easier.

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🚀 Features

• Add a debug message with Sidebar items details
  • PR: #​416 by @​elchininet

🛠 Fixes

• Fix bug with item selection with href with parameters
  • PR: #​411 by @​elchininet

🧩 Dependencies

• [Dependencies]: Bump the dependencies-dev group with 4 updates
  • PR: #​408 by @​dependabot[bot]

📝 Documentation

• Improve the examples of the JavaScript templates methods
  • PR: #​409 by @​elchininet
• Small addition to the attributes parameter in the documentation
  • PR: #​412 by @​elchininet
• Add one entry to the tip of the main configuration options
  • PR: #​417 by @​elchininet

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