Split off debugger category string - #9120
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| "_general/blocks/green-flag": "flag", | ||
| "_general/blocks/clockwise": "clockwise", | ||
| "_general/blocks/anticlockwise": "anti-clockwise", | ||
| "_general/blocks/sa-category": "Debugger", |
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Do you think a developer comment would be helpful here (to explain to translators how this string is different from the addon name)?
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Sure, maybe renaming the key to debugger-category would also help?
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In preparation for #8382
Splits the debugger category label into its own
_generalstring so the addon API (and userscripts) no longer rely on metadata strings. As far as I know that was the only case where it did.