i18n completed - 121 transliterated strings gain their accents (v0.6.259) #708
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Closes #692
A scanner over every dictionary line found 121 de/fr/it strings written ASCII-only (Schluessel→Schlüssel, cle→clé, identita→identità and kin, plus missing French/Italian apostrophes), clustered in the encryption panel, licensing and the peering strings. All repaired via a corrections table enforced both ways: every flagged string must have a correction, every correction must be used exactly once.
Fifty of the finds hid behind em dashes or pattern gaps across four scanner rounds — the ASCII gate now strips typographic punctuation before deciding a string is "localized". The scanner ships as
web/test/qa692.test.js, so any future de/fr/it string written without its accents fails CI.Also settled from the QA report: the Sharing-policy hints were already fixed since v0.6.247 (they render through
t(SET_DESC[id])with translatedsd*keys — pinned); the fr file-type subtitles are a near-false-positive ("PDF document" = ext + fr "document", byte-identical to en by coincidence; only word order differs, judged not worth a per-language composition rule).