chore: remove continue-on-error from HACS validation
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Remove `continue-on-error: true` from the HACS validation step in both `ci.yml` and `manual-validation.yml`. This change ensures that any failures during HACS validation will prevent the workflow from proceeding, thus highlighting issues early and maintaining stricter data integrity during continuous integration and manual validation processes.
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Remove
continue-on-error: truefrom the HACS validation step in bothci.ymlandmanual-validation.yml. This change ensures that any failures during HACS validation will prevent the workflow from proceeding, thus highlighting issues early and maintaining stricter data integrity during continuous integration and manual validation processes.