New Crowdin updates

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[claude]

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Code Review: New Crowdin Updates ✅

Review Tasks

• Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze translation file changes
• Check JSON syntax and structure
• Review for security concerns
• Assess consistency across languages
• Check test coverage for localization
• Provide final recommendations

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Review Summary

This PR contains automated localization updates from Crowdin across 26 language files. The changes appear to be legitimate translation additions for new legal regulation decline messages.

Detailed Analysis

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• All JSON files maintain proper structure and syntax
• Consistent key naming conventions follow the existing pattern: request.next.decline{REGULATION_CODE}
• No formatting or structural issues detected

✅ Potential Bugs or Issues

• No syntax errors in any JSON files
• All additions follow the established translation key patterns
• Changes are consistent across all affected language files

✅ Performance Considerations

• Translation file additions are minimal (12-13 lines per file)
• No performance impact expected from these localization updates
• File sizes remain manageable

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues detected
• All changes contain only translation content using Crowdin's placeholder format (crwdns{ID}:0crwdne{ID}:0)
• No executable code, URLs, or potentially malicious content
• Changes are limited to locale-specific display text

✅ Translation Consistency

The changes add support for new legal regulations:

• declineICDP - Illinois Consumer Data Protection
• declineKCDPA - Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
• declineMODPA - Missouri Data Protection Act
• declineRIDTPPA - Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act

All 26 language files receive the same new translation keys, maintaining consistency across the internationalization system.

✅ Test Coverage

• Existing test suite covers form functionality and navigation
• No specific i18n tests found, but translation updates are low-risk
• Changes only add new keys without modifying existing functionality

Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE - This PR is safe to merge.

Rationale:

1. Automated & Legitimate: These are standard Crowdin localization updates adding support for new US state privacy regulations
2. No Security Risk: Content is translation-only with no executable code or external references
3. Consistent Implementation: All 26 languages receive identical key additions
4. Follows Patterns: New keys follow established naming conventions
5. Low Risk: Pure translation updates have minimal impact on application functionality

The changes properly extend the application's legal compliance messaging to support additional US state privacy regulations while maintaining the existing translation infrastructure.

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[claude]

Claude finished @yoavaviram's task —— View job

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Code Review: New Crowdin Updates ✅

Review Tasks

• Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze translation file changes
• Check JSON syntax and structure
• Review for security concerns
• Assess consistency across languages
• Check test coverage for localization
• Provide final recommendations

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Review Summary

This PR contains automated localization updates from Crowdin across 26 language files. The changes appear to be legitimate translation additions for new legal regulation decline messages.

Detailed Analysis

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• All JSON files maintain proper structure and syntax
• Consistent key naming conventions follow the existing pattern: request.next.decline{REGULATION_CODE}
• No formatting or structural issues detected

✅ Potential Bugs or Issues

• No syntax errors in any JSON files
• All additions follow the established translation key patterns
• Changes are consistent across all affected language files

✅ Performance Considerations

• Translation file additions are minimal (12-13 lines per file)
• No performance impact expected from these localization updates
• File sizes remain manageable

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues detected
• All changes contain only translation content using Crowdin's placeholder format (crwdns{ID}:0crwdne{ID}:0)
• No executable code, URLs, or potentially malicious content
• Changes are limited to locale-specific display text

✅ Translation Consistency

The changes add support for new legal regulations:

• declineICDP - Illinois Consumer Data Protection
• declineKCDPA - Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
• declineMODPA - Missouri Data Protection Act
• declineRIDTPPA - Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act

All 26 language files receive the same new translation keys, maintaining consistency across the internationalization system.

✅ Test Coverage

• Existing test suite covers form functionality and navigation
• No specific i18n tests found, but translation updates are low-risk
• Changes only add new keys without modifying existing functionality

Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE - This PR is safe to merge.

Rationale:

1. Automated & Legitimate: These are standard Crowdin localization updates adding support for new US state privacy regulations
2. No Security Risk: Content is translation-only with no executable code or external references
3. Consistent Implementation: All 26 languages receive identical key additions
4. Follows Patterns: New keys follow established naming conventions
5. Low Risk: Pure translation updates have minimal impact on application functionality

The changes properly extend the application's legal compliance messaging to support additional US state privacy regulations while maintaining the existing translation infrastructure.

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[claude]

Claude finished @yoavaviram's task —— View job

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Code Review: New Crowdin Updates ✅

Review Tasks

• Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze translation file changes
• Check JSON syntax and structure
• Review for security concerns
• Assess consistency across languages
• Check test coverage for localization
• Provide final recommendations

---

Review Summary

This PR contains automated localization updates from Crowdin across 26 language files. The changes appear to be legitimate translation additions for new legal regulation decline messages.

Detailed Analysis

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• All JSON files maintain proper structure and syntax
• Consistent key naming conventions follow the existing pattern: request.next.decline{REGULATION_CODE}
• No formatting or structural issues detected

✅ Potential Bugs or Issues

• No syntax errors in any JSON files
• All additions follow the established translation key patterns
• Changes are consistent across all affected language files

✅ Performance Considerations

• Translation file additions are minimal (12-13 lines per file)
• No performance impact expected from these localization updates
• File sizes remain manageable

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues detected
• All changes contain only translation content using Crowdin's placeholder format (crwdns{ID}:0crwdne{ID}:0)
• No executable code, URLs, or potentially malicious content
• Changes are limited to locale-specific display text

✅ Translation Consistency

The changes add support for new legal regulations:

• declineICDP - Illinois Consumer Data Protection
• declineKCDPA - Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
• declineMODPA - Missouri Data Protection Act
• declineRIDTPPA - Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act

All 26 language files receive the same new translation keys, maintaining consistency across the internationalization system.

✅ Test Coverage

• Existing test suite covers form functionality and navigation
• No specific i18n tests found, but translation updates are low-risk
• Changes only add new keys without modifying existing functionality

Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE - This PR is safe to merge.

Rationale:

1. Automated & Legitimate: These are standard Crowdin localization updates adding support for new US state privacy regulations
2. No Security Risk: Content is translation-only with no executable code or external references
3. Consistent Implementation: All 26 languages receive identical key additions
4. Follows Patterns: New keys follow established naming conventions
5. Low Risk: Pure translation updates have minimal impact on application functionality

The changes properly extend the application's legal compliance messaging to support additional US state privacy regulations while maintaining the existing translation infrastructure.

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