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archinstall's Nepali locale lands, Japanese translation hits 100%
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A quiet day in archinstall: translation work dominates, with Nepali picking up 66 strings and Japanese reaching full coverage, while two lint-rule enablements tighten the codebase's Python style.
Translated 66 Nepali strings archlinux/archinstall
66 previously untranslated Nepali strings landed, covering the LUKS iteration-time prompts, disk encryption selection, FIDO2/HSM device selection, and mirror parallel download settings. Locale coverage now sits at 398 of 608 strings, and the commit notes all {} placeholders were preserved and verified with locales_generator.sh check (msgfmt --check).
Update Japanese translation archlinux/archinstall
Japanese reached full 100% translation coverage, closing out the last gaps for Japanese-language installer runs.
Enable Ruff redefined-loop-name rule archlinux/archinstall
Ruff's redefined-loop-name rule is now enforced, catching loop variables that shadow an enclosing binding before they land in review.
Enable Ruff flake8-use-pathlib archlinux/archinstall
Ruff's flake8-use-pathlib rule is now on, pushing new code toward pathlib instead of raw os.path string handling.
locale(nepali): translate LUKS iteration time and HSM/FIDO2 strings (#4816) archlinux/archinstall
The Nepali locale commit behind the new strings: LUKS iteration-time prompts, HSM/FIDO2 device selection, and mirror parallel-download settings, with 66 additions and placeholder checks passing.
