#2829 landed on master and touched 173 of the same keys this branch
rewrites, which is where the conflicts came from.
Resolved by rule rather than by hand: for any key #2829 already fixed
and merged, master's value wins (54 keys); everything else keeps this
branch's version. That keeps the diff against master limited to what is
genuinely new here, and avoids re-editing work that is already upstream.
It also avoids a regression. This branch was cut before #2829, so it
still carried the old double-encoded UTF-8 in nine mailboxes strings
(confirm_warnallf, left_autoreply, left_folders, left_forward,
left_pass, left_sig, mail_fromfilter, mail_selread, mail_subfilter).
Taking master's value for those keeps them fixed. A mojibake scan over
the whole tree after the merge reports 0 remaining lines.
master also added acl/forgot_sudouser, which is translated here, so
lang/tr is still complete at 31,523 of 31,523 keys.
Adds complete lang/tr files for four more previously untranslated
modules and removes their machine-generated lang/tr.auto files:
iscsi-server 177 strings - iSCSI extents, devices and targets
sarg 171 strings - Squid report generator
firewalld 169 strings - FirewallD zones, ports and rules
cluster-software 167 strings - package management across servers
cluster-software shares 69 strings with the software module, which were
reused verbatim after checking that the English source text matches.
Also fixes software/install_ezip, which was missing its $1 placeholder;
the same defect had been inherited by cluster-software.
Adds the 350 strings that software/lang/tr was missing, so the module is
now fully translated, and removes software/lang/tr.auto.
Package manager names and their subcommands stay in English: APT, YUM,
DNF, RPM, RHN, URPMI, APK, CSW, IPKG, pkgng, pkgsrc, Portage, emerge,
MSI, the versionlock and upgrade-dist subcommands, and the uncompress,
gzip and gunzip tools.
Corrects verifiable defects in the shipped Turkish translations across
25 modules. No .auto (machine-translated) files are touched.
Placeholder bugs (33 keys) - substitution variables were missing,
duplicated or renumbered relative to lang/en:
* fdisk/mkfs_desc1 used $1 twice, so the "all data will be permanently
erased" confirmation named the filesystem type instead of the target
device.
* apache/reconfig_ever linked to <a href='$1'> instead of $2, pointing
the "module configuration" link at the version string.
* useradmin/export_eopen contained the Perl special variable $! rather
than $1.
* adsl-client/index_stopdesc, inittab/log_rename, hpuxexports/save_ehost,
mysql/log_perm_* and others repeated $1 where $2/$3 was intended.
* cron/env_ename referenced $1, which lang/en does not provide.
HTML markup bugs (19 keys) - tags were dropped or swapped, breaking
rendering or links:
* useradmin/batch_desc6 and batch_desc3 contained the literal strings
"$batch_desc1" and "$batch_desc0" and rendered as plain text.
* bind8/mass_desc translated the literal named.conf keywords master,
slave, stub and forward, which would lead users to enter invalid
configuration values. These are now left untranslated.
* mysql/index_nomod, samba/esync_msg, squid/clear_msgclear and others
lost <tt>/<b> pairs present in lang/en.
Encoding (10 keys) - mailboxes/lang/tr contained double-encoded UTF-8
(mojibake), e.g. "klasöründen" instead of "klasöründen".
Untranslated strings (96 keys) - htaccess-htpasswd/lang/tr was a verbatim
copy of lang/en and is now fully translated. Remaining English strings in
fdisk, mount, shorewall, webalizer, xinetd and firewall are translated.
Technical identifiers (LVM VG/LV, IPsec AH) are deliberately kept in
English.
All modified files are valid UTF-8, keep their original key order and
line count, and their placeholders now match lang/en exactly.
