Add i18n for OU fields #267
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This pull request adds support for organization-related field translations across multiple languages in the i18n package. Specifically, it introduces new translation keys for organization name, handle, and description, and provides their localized values in all supported languages.
Internationalization enhancements:
I18nTranslationsinterface for organization name, handle, and description fields (ouName,ouHandle,ouDescription) ini18n.ts.Translation updates for supported languages:
en-US.ts.fr-FR.ts), Hindi (hi-IN.ts), Japanese (ja-JP.ts), Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR.ts), European Portuguese (pt-PT.ts), Sinhala (si-LK.ts), Tamil (ta-IN.ts), and Telugu (te-IN.ts). [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]