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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideRefines 54 Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) UI strings in the canonical zh-TW.json localization file to better match en-US semantics, fix placeholders and tags, and align terminology with Taiwan usage while preserving keys, structure, and interpolation behavior. File-Level Changes
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Summary
Fixes #8938.
This updates 54 Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) UI values after reviewing them one by one against the
en-USsource and their UI context. The patch only changes the canonicalfrontend/resources/translations/zh-TW.jsonfile.Highlights:
<email/>>placeholder rendering and the Simplified Chinese character in不确定用戶,網絡,圖標,鏈接,代碼, and優先級with established Taiwan usageExisting open PRs #8815, #8907, and #8915 touch other
zh-TWkeys; their changes are intentionally excluded. The older broad sync in #8670 was also checked at key level and does not contain these targeted corrections.Validation
python3 -m json.tool frontend/resources/translations/zh-TW.jsonen-US/zh-TWkey and data-type paritynpx --yes @inlang/cli@3.3.0 validate --project ./project.inlanggit diff --checkAssistance disclosure
This localization review and PR description were prepared with OpenAI Codex assistance. Each changed value was checked against the English source and surrounding UI context; no machine-translation command or external translation platform was used to generate the patch.
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Not applicable: this is a locale-only semantic correction.
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Summary by Sourcery
Refine the zh-TW localization strings to correct mistranslations and ensure consistency with the en-US source and Taiwanese usage.
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