Galician translation

[daniferlop]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced support for Galician language with multiple variations for cancel actions, enhancing user input recognition.

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Walkthrough

This pull request adds a new JSON file in the Galician translations directory. The file provides an array of phrases under the key cancel.intent to support cancellation commands. The changes extend the translation coverage by including various expressions for cancel actions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
translations/gl-es/strings	Added a new JSON file containing an array of Galician phrases under the key cancel.intent for cancel commands.

Poem

In the code garden, new words take flight,
A JSON bloom in Galician light.
Each phrase a hop in the cancellation art,
As I, a rabbit, jump with a joyful heart.
Celebrate the changes with a merry, hoppy start!

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

translations/gl-es/strings (1)

2-18: Thorough Translation Phrases Array

The array under "cancel.intent" includes diverse expressions for cancelation intent—from straightforward commands like "cancela iso" to pattern-based variations such as "(cancélao|cancélaa)" and "(esquéceo|esquécea)". Be sure to verify that the regex-like patterns are handled consistently in the application (e.g., if they are intended for pattern matching, ensure that the surrounding engine accepts them as-is). Additionally, consider whether the stylistic choices (such as the mix of imperative forms and alternative spellings) have been aligned with usage guidelines for Galician in your project.

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translations/gl-es/strings (2)

1-2: JSON Structure and File Metadata Verified

The file begins with a proper JSON object definition and contains the key "cancel.intent" as expected for translation entries. The overall structure complies with JSON syntax.

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19-20: File Closure and Consistency Check

The JSON file ends correctly with a closing brace. Ensure that the file naming and path (translations/gl-es/strings) conform to your project’s localization directory structure.