doxa-maps/library/i18n/locales/es/legend.json
Doxa Maps f1ef566af9 The legend's export menu speaks the reader's language
Six user-facing strings in SemanticTreeLegend were hardcoded English, in the
one surface that generates a document translated into all eleven locales. A
reader in Arabic opened the export menu and met "Poster" and "Packet" beside a
packet whose every page is Arabic — two honest surfaces disagreeing.

  legend.export.poster       menu item
  legend.export.packet       menu item
  legend.exportButton        the trigger's visible label
  legend.exportSelection     the trigger's title AND aria-label
  legend.noDataAtThisLevel   the empty state
  aria.expandLegend          reused for the collapsed-legend reopen button,
                             which had a title and NO aria-label at all, so a
                             screen reader announced an unlabelled button

WHY A GATE NEVER CAUGHT THESE. Both menu items only exist after a click opens
the menu, so a check that renders a leaf and scans visible text cannot see
them. The trigger's accessible name is worse: it is never visible text at all.

KEY NAMES CARRY THE FALLBACK, so they are not free. This component has no
i18n on a bare host (useI18n() is guarded) and falls back to
humanizeKey(lastSegment). I first named the keys after their ROLE — .label,
.selection, .empty — and measured the result: the export button rendered
"Label". The last segment must BE the English word, which is why
legend.columns.name -> "Name" has always read correctly. Verified all six:
Poster / Packet / Export / Export Selection / No Data At This Level / Expand
legend. Never blank, never a raw key.

TRANSLATED, NOT COINED. check-i18n-never-translated warns against inventing
terminology because a wrong term looks authoritative to a reader who cannot
check it. That warning was written about "UUPGs", a term of art. These are
ordinary print-shop words with undisputed equivalents, and the test is whether
a bilingual reader would dispute the word: not for "poster", yes for an
unreached-people-group acronym. Leaving them English was the defect.
es/pt legitimately share "Exportar"; the gate fails only on all-eleven.

Verified: check:i18n-parity PASS (11 locales complete, 0 debt),
check:i18n-never-translated PASS (my six keys added nothing to the allowlist),
BUNDLE=my-upg-100-list vite build 318 modules clean, and a static sweep of the
template now finds zero hardcoded English in text nodes or in title/aria-label.
2026-09-26 04:38:59 +00:00

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{
"title": {
"adoption": "Progreso de adopción",
"affinityBlocs": "Bloques de afinidad",
"doxaRegions": "Regiones Doxa",
"engagement": "Progreso de implicación",
"gospelResources": "Recursos del Evangelio",
"languageFamilies": "Familias lingüísticas",
"prayer": "Progreso de oración",
"upg100List": "Mi lista UPG 100"
},
"header": {
"collapsed": "Leyenda",
"peopleGroupFallback": "Grupo de personas",
"default": "Leyenda"
},
"prayer": {
"needsPrayer": "Necesita oración",
"hasPrayer": "Tiene oración",
"fullPrayerCoverage": "Cobertura de oración completa"
},
"progress": {
"title": "Progreso",
"covered": "{covered} de {total} grupos de personas cubiertos en oración · {pct}%",
"short": "{covered} de {total} · {pct}%",
"segment": "{label} · {count} · {pct}%"
},
"engagement": {
"needsEngagement": "Necesita implicación",
"hasEngagement": "Tiene implicación"
},
"adoption": {
"needsAdoption": "Necesita adopción",
"hasAdoption": "Tiene adopción"
},
"columns": {
"upgs": "UUPGs",
"population": "Población",
"name": "Nombre"
},
"footer": {
"total": "Total"
},
"sortByUpgs": "Ordenar por UUPG",
"sortByPop": "Ordenar por población",
"colLabel": {
"religion": "Religiones UUPG",
"prayer": "Estado de oración",
"engagement": "Estado de compromiso",
"adoption": "Estado de adopción",
"status": "Estado"
},
"titleBar": {
"legend": "Leyenda",
"peopleGroups": "Pueblos",
"wagfRegions": "Regiones WAGF",
"languages": "Idiomas"
},
"tabInfo": {
"upg100Region": "Región — ordena las listas UPG-100 por área mundial (África, India, Oriente Medio, Sordos, …). Los totales son los UUPG y la población sumados de todas las listas que contiene.",
"upg100Zone": "Listas UPG-100 — cada una es una lista de oración de los grupos étnicos no alcanzados de un área, y es lo que el mapa pinta y colorea. Cada lista se imprime como su propio paquete.",
"upg100Group": "Grupo étnico — los grupos no alcanzados dentro de una lista, primero los de mayor necesidad de oración. Cada punto del mapa es uno de ellos."
},
"a11y": {
"expandRow": "Expandir {label}",
"collapseRow": "Contraer {label}",
"clearSelection": "Borrar la selección"
},
"export": {
"poster": "Cartel",
"packet": "Cuadernillo"
},
"noDataAtThisLevel": "No hay datos en este nivel",
"exportButton": "Exportar",
"exportSelection": "Exportar la selección"
}