fix: In-video quiz: Change text in button from 'Add to course' to 'Save'#74
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Pull request overview
Updates the Studio-only InVideoQuiz editor’s primary action button text to better reflect the action being taken by changing the label from “Add to course” to “Save”, reusing an existing i18n message.
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- Switch
EditorContainer’ssaveButtonLabeltomessages.save. - Switch
EditorContainer’ssaveButtonAriaLabeltomessages.save.
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Description
Updated the save button label in the InVideoQuiz editor from "Add to course" to "Save", using the existing messages.save message
This change impacts course authors and instructors (anyone with Studio access who can edit course content). Specifically, users with these roles:
It does not impact learners — the change is purely in the Studio editor UI, not the learner-facing experience.
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TNL2-542
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