Add "summary" besides "name" to clarify description

[NoRi2909]

Proposed change

The "description" fields of both the todo.add_item and the todo.update_item action refer to the "summary" of the item.

This is currently missing so this commit adds it besides "name" in the description of the "item" field.

In addition the inconsistent capitalization of "item" and "to-do" is fixed.

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• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes To-do list: The main field of an item is inconsistently referenced as "summary" #35295

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Clarified the To-do list integration guides by updating descriptions to indicate that a to-do item now includes both a name and a summary.
  • Adjusted the table structure for item data attributes in the todo.add_item and todo.update_item actions for consistency.

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Walkthrough

The documentation for the To-do list integration has been updated to refine the descriptions of the item attribute in both the todo.add_item and todo.update_item actions. The changes clarify that this attribute now represents both the name and summary of the to-do item without altering any underlying functionality.

Changes

File	Changes Summary
source/_integrations/todo.markdown	Updated the item attribute description for todo.add_item and todo.update_item actions to indicate that it includes both the name and summary of the to-do item.

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