Fix Japanese localization strings for clarity - #778
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Updated Japanese localization strings for clarity and consistency.
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| To re-enable these filters, disable other large filters and apply changes again." = "次のフィルターは自動的に無効になりました: | ||
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| 再度有効にするには、他の大きなフィルターを無効にしてからもう一度変更を適用してください。"; |
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Preserve the full newline sequence in the localization key
When autoDisabledFilters is nonempty, ContentView.swift:1220 looks up the key containing \n\n%@\n\n. Removing these two blank lines changes this entry's key to \n\n%@\n and also removes %@ from its Japanese value, so the exact lookup misses and the auto-disabled-filters alert falls back to its English source text for Japanese users. Restore the blank separator lines around %@ in both sides of this entry.
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Sorry. I thought "powered by Dearrow" would be easier to understand even in a Japanese environment.