Create duckspeak.py

[Turtle1331]

This module allows for quick and easy translation, primarily intended for French and English.

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[Diagamma]

Thanks, but even though DeepL is good, l10n is already implemented in the bot, and we prefer (well, I do) to have human-translated text than machine-translated text. Using this piece of code would also require adding more dependencies, and would add a huge latency, which is not very desirable. I had already thought about using DeepL for untranslated strings, but I don't think it's worth all the trouble, latency and stuff. IMO, this is not a good idea, so I'm vetoing this PR. I'm not closing it though, since @paris-ci is the owner and it would be disrespectful of me to do it without letting him give his opinion.

[Turtle1331]

Thanks for the clear response. I understand the issue with adding dependencies. I don't get what you mean by the human-translation over machine-translation part though. Could there still be some possibility of adding it to the server as one of the external bots? Thank you for considering my request.

[paris-ci]

@Diagamma misunderstood the commit. Just to clarify, it is not intended as a replacement of lingohub translation; but as a new command for DuckHunt Community, for people who want to understand french said in #general on the DuckHunt server.

He didn't understood because you put your cog in cogs/duckspeak.py and you should have put in on community/cogs/duckspeak.py (I agree that's not clear, and I'm soon gonna move the CommunityBot in it's own repo)

@Turtle1331 Could you please just move the file to community/cogs/duckspeak.py ?

Thanks,

Arthur

[Diagamma]

Oh right, I'm stupid. That's what I get for reviewing at 2AM. Seems like a good idea then. Sorry. @paris-ci Yeah, please move it to its own repo. :P

[Turtle1331]

Ok, that latest commit should have fixed it. Thanks @paris-ci for the clarification.