Technical notes - IDs for strings are auto-generated instead of explicitly defined. Some of the benefits are avoiding the "naming things" problem and avoiding duplicates. - Explicit IDs might be introduced in the future when requirements and priorities change. The library (Lingui) allows both. - Please report issues if certain strings are translated differently based on context, culture or region. - There are no strings for push notifications. The language is set on the instance server. - Native HTML date pickers, e.g. <input type="month"> will always follow the system's locale and not the user's set locale. - "ALT" in ALT badge is not translated. It serves as a a recognizable standard across languages. - Unicode Right-to-left mark (RLM) (U+200F, &rlm;) may need to be used for mixed RTL/LTR text, especially for <title> element (document.title). - On development, there's an additional pseudo-LOCALE locale, used for pseudolocalization. It's for testing and won't show up on production. - When building for production, English (en) catalog messages are not bundled separatedly. Other locales are bundled as separate files and loaded on demand. This ensures that en is always available as fallback.

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