fix(l10n): translate the two strings #448 added - #466
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#448 (frontend-improvements) added `Registered by` and `Requested` to the manifest. The manifest is data the renderer walks rather than source the l10n extractor scans, so neither reached the catalogue and both rendered English for a Dutch user. Registered by -> Geregistreerd door Requested -> Aangevraagd This is the drift the fleet check was added to catch, arriving the ordinary way: not a historical backlog, just the next PR that adds a manifest string. It took a couple of hours to appear, which is roughly the rate to expect. Worth noting `check:l10n-js` did NOT catch it and could not: nl.json and nl.js were in sync at 617 keys each, both simply missing the strings. That check guards source-versus-artifact drift, not manifest-versus-catalogue coverage. Different failure, different detector — humaniq's validate-l10n-parity.js is the one that asserts every manifest string has a key, and this app does not run it. Then `l10n:build`, because nl.json alone ships nothing. Verified: 0 manifest strings left without Dutch, keys DROPPED = 0 against the pre-change catalogues, check:l10n-js PASS, check-l10n-parity PASS.
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#448 (frontend-improvements) added
Registered byandRequestedto the manifest. The manifest is data the renderer walks, not source the l10n extractor scans, so neither reached the catalogue and both rendered English for a Dutch user.Registered byRequestedThis is the ordinary case, not a backlog
The fleet-wide sweep cleared the historical debt. This is just the next PR that adds a manifest string — it appeared within a couple of hours, which is roughly the rate to expect.
check:l10n-jsdid not catch it, and could notnl.jsonandnl.jswere in sync at 617 keys each — both simply missing the strings.That check guards source-versus-artifact drift. This is manifest-versus-catalogue coverage. Different failure, different detector: humaniq's
validate-l10n-parity.jsasserts every manifest string has a key, and this app does not run it.Worth recording rather than assuming the check that exists covers everything.
Verification
check:l10n-jscheck-l10n-parity