Adds new integration [salvatore-disavio/ha-popup-blueprints]

[salvatore-disavio]

Add salvatore-disavio/ha-popup-blueprints

Checklist

• I've read the publishing documentation.
• I've added the HACS action to my repository.
• (For integrations only) I've added the hassfest action to my repository.
• The actions are passing without any disabled checks in my repository.
• I've added a link to the action run on my repository below in the links section.
• I've created a new release of the repository after the validation actions were run successfully.

Links

Link to current release: <https://github.com/salvatore-disavio/ha-popup-blueprints/releases/tag/v1.1.3

Link to successful HACS action (without the ignore key): https://github.com/salvatore-disavio/ha-popup-blueprints/actions/runs/21518087296
Link to successful hassfest action (if integration): https://github.com/salvatore-disavio/ha-popup-blueprints/actions/runs/21517981825

This repository provides a minimal wrapper integration whose sole purpose
is to distribute Home Assistant blueprints via HACS and allow automatic updates.

No entities, services, or platforms are added.

Brand assets have been added to the Home Assistant brands repository
to comply with the validation requirements for default HACS integrations.

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[ludeeus]

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