Native-speaker review sheets (ms, zh)
ms-review.csv and zh-review.csv list every user-facing string added or changed in the
Malay and Simplified Chinese locale files since commit bc0c833c, plus the claim-flag
vocabulary rows written by migrations 00990 (ms) and 01040 (zh).
Columns: file, key, english (the source), current (what ships now), notes_blank.
How to review
Section titled “How to review”- Open the CSV in a spreadsheet (UTF-8). Read
englishandcurrentside by side. - If
currentis correct and natural, leavenotes_blankempty. - If it is wrong, awkward, or too literal, write your corrected wording in
notes_blank(or in a new column namedcorrected; keep the original columns untouched) and, if useful, a short reason. Keep placeholders such as{amount}and{count}exactly as written. - Return the file. An engineer applies the corrections to the locale files or a new migration.
Rows whose file is a .json path are web strings (web/src/lib/i18n/locales/); rows whose
file is a migration are translation rows in the database.
Status
Section titled “Status”Nothing here is signed off. The strings were written by an engineer and a model, not a
native speaker. A string counts as reviewed only when a named reviewer has marked it so;
until then it stays provisional on docs/ROADMAP.md. Go-side strings (for example export
statement headings) are not in these sheets.