[5.2] Fix trans capitalization when replacement is numerical array #14249
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Reorders the 3 search terms from [':ATTRIBUTE', ':Attribute', ':attribute'] to [':attribute', ':ATTRIBUTE', ':Attribute'], so that replacements indexed numerically (undocumented) would not get capitalized. Translation string: 'Hello, :0!' Replacement array: ['World'] Expected: 'Hello, World!'
Reorders the 3 search terms from `[':ATTRIBUTE', ':Attribute', ':attribute']` to `[':attribute', ':ATTRIBUTE', ':Attribute']`, so that replacements indexed numerically (undocumented) would not get capitalized.
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Related issue: #11337
Reorders the 3 search terms from
[':ATTRIBUTE', ':Attribute', ':attribute']to[':attribute', ':ATTRIBUTE', ':Attribute'], so that replacements indexed numerically (undocumented) would not get capitalized.This change should not affect normal use (associative array). A test has been added to test the original behavior.
Translation string:
'Hello, :0!'Replacement array:
['World']Now gives
'Hello, World!'instead ofHello, WORLD!