better language name

[lmalma]

I fixed the way of writing the language name

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves a minor modification to the Language enum in the packages/nc-gui/lib/enums.ts file. Specifically, the Hebrew language representation has been updated to correct its spelling by removing diacritical marks. This change affects the display or identification of the Hebrew language within the application's language enumeration.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/nc-gui/lib/enums.ts	Updated Hebrew language enum value from 'עִברִית' to 'עברית'

Note: No sequence diagram is generated for this change as it is a simple text modification to an enum value that does not impact the application's control flow or introduce new functionality.

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packages/nc-gui/lib/enums.ts (1)

17-17: Hebrew name updated correctly.

This minor change correctly removes the diacritical marks. Ensure consistency by verifying no other references to Hebrew strings still contain the old diacritical marks.

✅ Verification successful

Let me try a broader search to find any Hebrew strings in the codebase to ensure consistency.

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Hebrew string is consistently used without diacritical marks

The search results show that the Hebrew string "עברית" appears only once in the codebase (in packages/nc-gui/lib/enums.ts) and is already in the correct form without diacritical marks. No other instances of Hebrew strings with diacritical marks were found, confirming consistency across the codebase.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any occurrences of Hebrew strings that might still include diacritical marks.
rg -A 3 'עִברִית'

Length of output: 69

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any Hebrew strings in the codebase
rg -A 3 'עברית'

Length of output: 238

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[dstala]

GPT >

Both are valid, but they represent the same word written differently:

1. he = 'עִברִית'

   • This version includes nikkud (diacritical marks) to indicate vowel sounds, which is often used in formal or educational contexts for clarity.

2. he = 'עברית'

   • This version is without nikkud and is commonly used in everyday written Hebrew, such as in signs, newspapers, or digital communication.

In practical use, the second form (עברית) is more common unless there's a specific need for clarity in pronunciation.