Update French Translations#442
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Update French translations with the terminology used on the official message sheets.
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@sebug Thank you very much for your translation contributions. This is very highly welcomed.
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Update French translations with the terminology used on the official message sheets. I tried the German version and mapped the buttons and labels as best as I could to what I think it should be called. For some of the words this is quite important - for example, "close" was translated as "proche", which means close by, while the more appropriate wording would be "fermer" as in the verb of closing a journal.