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fix: add missing title entry to localization files #303

Closed jacque006 closed 3 weeks ago

jacque006 commented 3 weeks ago

Resolves https://github.com/freedit-org/freedit/issues/302

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Walkthrough

The changes involve the addition of multiple key-value pairs to localization files for English, French, Japanese, and Chinese languages. These entries enhance the application's internationalization support by providing user-facing labels and messages for various functionalities, such as titles, topics, and user interactions. Each language file now includes new translations that improve the clarity and usability of the interface.

Changes

File Change Summary
i18n/en.toml Added keys: title, title_max_length, topics, topics_help, uname_or_id, unhide, unlock, unpin, unread, unsubscribe, upload, upload_help, url, user_name, user_name_help, users.
i18n/fr.toml Added keys: title, title_max_length, topics, topics_help, uname_or_id, unhide, unlock, unpin, unread, unsubscribe, upload, upload_help, url, user_name, user_name_help, users, warning.
i18n/ja.toml Added keys: title, title_max_length, topics, topics_help.
i18n/zh_cn.toml Added keys: title, title_max_length, topics, topics_help.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Add translation for title in English to fix error (#302) ✅

🐇 In the meadow, where translations bloom,
New words sprout, dispelling the gloom.
Titles and topics, in languages bright,
Helping users navigate with delight!
With every new phrase, our joy takes flight! 🌼

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freedit-dev commented 3 weeks ago

Thanks!