i18n: bring Triton errors into the shared catalogue - #144
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Triton had its own error path with codes that collided with the C frontend (50/51/52/70/71/80/81/102/103 all meant two different things). Renumbered all 29 Triton codes into a dedicated E112-E140 block, registered the 14 fixed- message lexer/parser ones (E112-E125) in bc_dflt + en.txt, and routed tn_err/ p_err through bc_efmt so they translate and render clang-style like the rest. sema/lower build messages at runtime, so those are renumbered (collisions gone) but still English until a placeholder pass. Maori left for a fluent translator; falls back to English gracefully.
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Triton had its own error path with codes that collided with the C frontend (50/51/52/70/71/80/81/102/103 all meant two different things). Renumbered all 29 Triton codes into a dedicated E112-E140 block, registered the 14 fixed- message lexer/parser ones (E112-E125) in
bc_dflt+en.txt, and routedtn_err/ p_errthroughbc_efmtso they translate and render clang-style like the rest. sema/lower build messages at runtime, so those are renumbered (collisions gone) but still English until a placeholder pass. Maori left for a fluent translator; falls back to English somewhat gracefully.