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Replaced "ma" with "tuttavia" to better align the Italian translation with the style of the documentation. The meaning is unchanged, while the transition is more natural in technical writing.
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Hey @lucabonuccelli, can you please only open a single PR with all your corrections/edit 🙏 ? It's not efficient to click/review through dozens. I can recommend you familiarize with doing a git clone of the docs, building them locally (see the README) and use something like VSCode to edit them, then locally push your changes back to GitHub, and finally open a PR. |
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Replaced "ma" with "tuttavia" to better align the Italian translation with the style of the documentation. The meaning is unchanged, while the transition is more natural in technical writing.