Feat: Translation - #9
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…le translate endpoint DRY: merge two nearly-identical route handlers (shared system prompt, language-name mapping, model selection, subscription/spend checks) into one /api/ai/translate route accepting type: "post" | "comment". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Just a quick hack to kick it over the LLM for translation. Uses the same AI token accounting functionality from other LLM features, so it shouldn't impact operational cost. Supported languages based on popular languages as suggested by Perplexity search. I've tested several of the languages and the translations seem correct when routed through groq provider. I do not have OpenAI key to test with OpenAI models, but I'd imagine they'd function as intended as well.