relay#47. Both are linked from /safety, which went into Spanish last, so a reader following either link fell back into English mid-journey.
/security keeps its precision. File paths, code identifiers (DeviceIdentity.archive(), minProto, pqMode, GET /e2e/keys) and spec section numbers are untouched, and so is the standing rule the page ends on: claims are written after the runs, not before.
One translation problem worth naming. The English stresses the negation — "It does not defend against". Spanish puts the negation first, so a word-for-word mapping left an empty <strong></strong>, which renders as nothing and quietly drops the stress the sentence was built around. The emphasis moves onto the verb instead: No protege frente a:. Same failure mode as a table cell emptied by a sweep, and caught the same way — by checking the rendered output rather than the mapping.
Checked: 0 leftover English runs, 0 empty emphasis tags in either page.
Tests: 697, 0 failures.
relay#47. Both are linked from `/safety`, which went into Spanish last, so a reader following either link fell back into English mid-journey.
`/security` keeps its precision. File paths, code identifiers (`DeviceIdentity.archive()`, `minProto`, `pqMode`, `GET /e2e/keys`) and spec section numbers are untouched, and so is the standing rule the page ends on: claims are written after the runs, not before.
**One translation problem worth naming.** The English stresses the negation — "It does **not** defend against". Spanish puts the negation first, so a word-for-word mapping left an empty `<strong></strong>`, which renders as nothing and quietly drops the stress the sentence was built around. The emphasis moves onto the verb instead: *No **protege** frente a:*. Same failure mode as a table cell emptied by a sweep, and caught the same way — by checking the rendered output rather than the mapping.
Checked: 0 leftover English runs, 0 empty emphasis tags in either page.
Tests: 697, 0 failures.
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relay#47. Both are linked from
/safety, which went into Spanish last, so a reader following either link fell back into English mid-journey./securitykeeps its precision. File paths, code identifiers (DeviceIdentity.archive(),minProto,pqMode,GET /e2e/keys) and spec section numbers are untouched, and so is the standing rule the page ends on: claims are written after the runs, not before.One translation problem worth naming. The English stresses the negation — "It does not defend against". Spanish puts the negation first, so a word-for-word mapping left an empty
<strong></strong>, which renders as nothing and quietly drops the stress the sentence was built around. The emphasis moves onto the verb instead: No protege frente a:. Same failure mode as a table cell emptied by a sweep, and caught the same way — by checking the rendered output rather than the mapping.Checked: 0 leftover English runs, 0 empty emphasis tags in either page.
Tests: 697, 0 failures.
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