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adjust to translation store changes #321

adjust to translation store changes

adjust to translation store changes #321

Triggered via push March 7, 2025 15:52
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check-spelling: source/minimessage/translator.rst#L63
Javadocs: ["Java docs", "Java-docs", "Avocados", "Javadoc"]: For a full list, please see the Javadocs for the .
check-spelling: source/minimessage/translator.rst#L11
codebase: ["co debase", "co-debase", "code base", "code-base", "codebreaker"]: It also provides automatic support for argument placeholders, letting you use simple translatable components throughout your codebase..
check-spelling: source/minimessage/format.rst#L92
equalivent: ["equivalent", "qualitative"]: as an alias to disable the shadow (equalivent to .
check-spelling: source/localization.rst#L57
Javadocs: ["Java docs", "Java-docs", "Avocados", "Javadoc"]: See the Javadocs for the translate method for a code example of how to avoid this common error..
check-spelling: source/localization.rst#L52
colour: ["color", "co lour", "co-lour", "col our", "col-our"]: This means you can, for example, customize the colour and styling of the translated component, rather than relying solely on strings for the message format system..
check-spelling: source/localization.rst#L47
nullable: ["null able", "null-able", "unsellable"]: method provides the translation key and locale as an argument and expects a nullable .
check-spelling: source/localization.rst#L39
Minestom: ["Mines tom", "Mines-tom", "Minestrone", "Storminess", "Milestone"]: For example, Paper does not use it for items, and Minestom does not use it unless specifically enabled..
check-spelling: source/localization.rst#L11
Kezz: ["Zeke", "Rest"]: will render as "Kezz101's Head"..
check-spelling: source/contributing.rst#L45
neo: ["Neo", "ne", "no", "neon", "eon"]: Any text editor will work for editing the documentation, but we've had the best experience with Visual Studio Code or (neo)vim, each of which have mature reST plugins..