Translates all 923 strings in postfix/lang/en into Turkish and removes postfix/lang/tr.auto, which is now redundant. The module previously had no Turkish translation at all - only the machine-generated tr.auto file, which contained a number of errors that made it unusable, for example: * "Email address" was truncated to "E" * "body" (message body) became "vücut" (anatomical body) * "matches" became "maçlar" (sports matches) * "Clean MailQueue" became "Temiz MailQueue" (adjective, not verb) * The mail header <tt>Delivered-To:</tt> was translated, as were the literal patterns "site!user" and "user@site" and the sample path /var/something * "delivery agent" became "teslimat acentesi" (travel agency) The translation was made from lang/en rather than by correcting the machine output. Protocol keywords, mail header names, configuration values, command names and sample paths are left in English. Placeholders, HTML tags, key order and file structure match lang/en.
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