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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Minor adjustments to formatting in various language files, ensuring consistent spacing and alignment without affecting functionality.

• Chores

  • Cleaned up import statements and improved code readability across several files, enhancing maintainability without altering user-facing features.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes involve minor formatting adjustments across various language files and the removal of an unused import in the Cetak class. The modifications primarily focus on enhancing code readability by standardizing whitespace and alignment in array declarations, while the functionality and logic of the application remain unaffected.

Changes

File	Change Summary
app/Helpers/Cetak.php	Removed unused import of TemplateProcessor.
lang/en/auth.php	Adjusted spacing around the assignment operator for the 'failed' key.
lang/en/pagination.php	Aligned the 'next' key's value with single space indentation.
lang/en/passwords.php	Standardized spacing around array elements for password messages.
lang/en/validation.php	Removed unnecessary whitespace for consistent alignment in validation messages.
lang/id/auth.php	Adjusted spacing around the assignment operator for the 'failed' key.
lang/id/pagination.php	Aligned the 'next' key's value with single space indentation.
lang/id/passwords.php	Reduced whitespace for consistent alignment in password messages.
lang/id/validation.php	Adjusted whitespace and alignment for validation messages.
lang/vendor/nova/en/validation.php	Adjusted spacing around the assignment operator for the 'attached' message.
lang/vendor/nova/id/validation.php	Modified spacing around the assignment operator for the 'attached' key.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    User->>App: Request action
    App->>User: Response with unchanged functionality

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