* feat: i18n
* Changing language single source of truth from TEAM to USER
* Changes according to @tommoor comments on PR
* Changed package.json for build:i18n and translation label
* Finished 1st MVP of i18n for outline
* new translation labels & Portuguese from Portugal translation
* Fixes from PR request
* Described language dropdown as an experimental feature
* Set keySeparator to false in order to cowork with html keys
* Added useTranslation to Breadcrumb
* Repositioned <strong> element
* Removed extra space from TemplatesMenu
* Fortified the test suite for i18n
* Fixed trans component problematic
* Check if selected language is available
* Update yarn.lock
* Removed unused Trans
* Removing debug variable from i18n init
* Removed debug variable
* test: update snapshots
* flow: Remove decorator usage to get proper flow typing
It's a shame, but hopefully we'll move to Typescript in the next 6 months and we can forget this whole Flow mistake ever happened
* translate: Drafts
* More translatable strings
* Mo translation strings
* translation: Search
* async translations loading
* cache translations in client
* Revert "cache translations in client"
This reverts commit 08fb61ce36384ff90a704faffe4761eccfb76da1.
* Revert localStorage cache for cache headers
* Update Crowdin configuration file
* Moved translation files to locales folder and fixed english text
* Added CONTRIBUTING File for CrowdIn
* chore: Move translations again to please CrowdIn
* fix: loading paths
chore: Add strings for editor
* fix: Improve validation on documents.import endpoint
* test: mock bull
* fix: Unknown mimetype should fallback to Markdown parsing if markdown extension (#1678)
* closes#1675
* Update CONTRIBUTING
* chore: Add link to translation portal from app UI
* refactor: Centralize language config
* fix: Ensure creation of i18n directory in build
* feat: Add language prompt
* chore: Improve contributing guidelines, add link from README
* chore: Normalize tab header casing
* chore: More string externalization
* fix: Language prompt in dark mode
Co-authored-by: André Glatzl <andreglatzl@gmail.com>
Tom Moor