Translation coverage
What nine languages actually means here, measured rather than claimed.
Tier 1 is everything a visitor reads before deciding whether to stay — navigation, the home page, the product pages, downloads, and every caveat. It is complete in all nine languages, and CI refuses a build where it is not. Tier 2 is the reference material: the command list, the evidence page furniture, the blog and the skills hub. Those fall back to English behind a notice that says so.
The English column is the key set. A machine-translated technical reference that has drifted out of date is not accessibility — it is a confident lie with an accent, and it is why the second tier is allowed to wait.
| Language | Tier 1 | All strings |
|---|---|---|
| Englishen | 140/140 | 271/271 |
| Portuguêspt-BR | 140/140 | 233/271 |
| Españoles | 140/140 | 169/271 |
| Françaisfr | 140/140 | 169/271 |
| Deutschde | 140/140 | 169/271 |
| Italianoit | 140/140 | 169/271 |
| Polskipl | 140/140 | 169/271 |
| 中文zh-Hans | 140/140 | 169/271 |
| 日本語ja | 140/140 | 169/271 |
752 Tier 2 strings outstanding, cap 752