"Redact" was translated as "Redigir", which means "to write/draft" — the tool
read as a text editor rather than a redaction tool. Use "tarjar"/"tarja", the
standard pt-BR term for blacking out content, across the tool label, shortcut,
help text, and export/verification messages. Also align the flip labels with
their tooltips, clarify the AcroForm field-kind labels, fix the comma splice in
the privacy note, and replace anglicisms ("escalar" for resize, "gravados" for
burned in) with natural pt-BR wording.
The catalog stays key-identical to English (378 keys); the i18n parity tests
and the full suite pass.
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Refs #7. This is a copy-review pass on the existing machine-drafted catalog, not a new locale.
Variant
pt-BR — the catalog was already consistent Brazilian Portuguese (no
ficheiro/ecrã/utilizadorforms), and this PR keeps it that way.What changed
Acceptance criteria from #7
src/lib/i18n.test.tspasses.npm testgreen (88/88, 12 files);npm run typecheckclean;node scripts/check-consistency.cjsOK.ptinLANGUAGES).src/locales/pt/translation.json.Disclosure
I am not a native Portuguese speaker; this review is AI-assisted. Per the issue's own note, the catalog still deserves a native speaker's read before #7 is closed, so this PR deliberately does not auto-close it.