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Clean up translations #930
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Nice work! I haven't meticulously gone through the whole patch, as that's always a bit exhausting with refactor-commits. But I like your choices regarding translation file structure. I am a tiny bit uneasy not having checked every single place for missing translations, but I will just trust that our setup with the TypeScript check should catch those!
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This moves any top-level strings to `general`, removes some (but not all) duplications, renames some strings and fixes some punctuation stuff.
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Closes #841
This moves any top-level strings to
general
, removes some (but not all) duplications, renames some strings and fixes some punctuation stuff, and removes one unsued translation. I suppose we could still move these around further/regroup some of them, but this should already be an improvement.I also used an external tool to check for any further unused translations, but it didn't report any. (Take that result with a grain of salt though, mainly because I'm not super sure I did the check correctly...)Edit: That tool didn't work... I checked some other tools but ultimately found it easier to go over the translations manually, and found a some more that were not being used.Another thing that is somewhat related to this is #857, which is still open but not forgotten. Maybe we can go over @oas777's suggestions soon and decide how to proceed with this.