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Add instructions for setting indentation mode to tabs when translating on github - #18605

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Original discussion #18603 (comment)

Summary of the issue:

Tabs for indentation are needed when editing .dic files.
GitHub's code editor by default uses spaces when hitting the tab key.
You can change this from the code editor when editing a file.

Description of user facing changes:

Fix up docs

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds documentation to help translators properly configure GitHub's web editor when editing dictionary files that require tab indentation instead of spaces.

  • Adds step-by-step instructions for changing GitHub's editor from spaces to tabs
  • Provides specific NVDA screen reader navigation instructions for accessing the indent mode setting

Comment thread projectDocs/translating/github.md
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seanbudd merged commit 1aa0b63 into master Aug 4, 2025
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seanbudd deleted the tabs-docs-fixup branch August 4, 2025 00:32
@SaschaCowley SaschaCowley added this to the 2025.3 milestone Aug 18, 2025
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