i18n(ja): fix scrambled issue/author links in release notes - #23423
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Machine translation scrambled many release-note bullets so that the issue/PR links [#NNNN](...) and author attribution links @[handle](...) landed in the MIDDLE of the sentence instead of at the end (where the English source and the site convention place them), often with a stray space (@ [handle]) or a katakana-transliterated author handle. This left ungrammatical Japanese and misplaced attributions. Move the link clusters to the end of each bullet in the English word order, reconnect the broken particle, normalize @ [handle] to @[handle], and restore transliterated author handles to the English display (e.g. チャールズ・チュン96 -> CharlesCheung96, ハイ・ラスティン -> hi-rustin). Full-width issue-ref markers (#) are intentionally left unchanged (separate cleanup). Only mid-sentence-scrambled bullets are touched; author links already at end-of-line are out of scope.
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…llets Follow-up to pingcap#23423 (which fixed author-attribution links). The machine translation also left issue/PR reference links [#NNNN] stranded in the MIDDLE of many release-note bullets, splitting the description; the English source places them at the END of the bullet. Verified 1:1 against the English source and moved the 48 genuine mid-sentence issue links to the end, repairing the particle at the former link site (and, in one case, relocating a stranded code token). Legitimate inline references ("changes made in [#N]", "see [#N]", "comment on [#N]") are left unchanged. Also, on the moved bullets, drop the trailing 。 after the link to match the English source (no period) and this file's dominant bullet style; and render the driver name in English as "GORM MySQL Driver" (per https://github.com/go-gorm/mysql) instead of katakana. Full-width # and author @[handle] links are untouched.
…llets Follow-up to pingcap#23423 (which fixed author-attribution links). The machine translation also left issue/PR reference links [#NNNN] stranded in the MIDDLE of many release-note bullets, splitting the description; the English source places them at the END of the bullet. Verified 1:1 against the English source and moved the 48 genuine mid-sentence issue links to the end, repairing the particle at the former link site (and, in one case, relocating a stranded code token). Legitimate inline references ("changes made in [#N]", "see [#N]", "comment on [#N]") are left unchanged. Also, on the moved bullets, drop the trailing 。 after the link to match the English source (no period) and this file's dominant bullet style; and render "GORM MySQL driver" in English (lowercase, matching the English source exactly) instead of katakana. Full-width # and author @[handle] links are untouched.
…llets Follow-up to pingcap#23423 (which fixed author-attribution links). The machine translation also left issue/PR reference links [#NNNN] stranded in the MIDDLE of many release-note bullets, splitting the description; the English source places them at the END of the bullet. Verified 1:1 against the English source and moved the 48 genuine mid-sentence issue links to the end, repairing the particle at the former link site (and, in one case, relocating a stranded code token). Legitimate inline references ("changes made in [#N]", "see [#N]", "comment on [#N]") are left unchanged. Also, on the moved bullets: drop the trailing 。 after the link to match the English source (no period) and this file's dominant bullet style; render "GORM MySQL driver" in English (lowercase, matching the English source exactly) instead of katakana; and restore two missing subject particles found on re-review (`INL_HASH_JOIN`がハングアップする, TiCDC がpanicする). Full-width # and author @[handle] links are untouched.
…llets Follow-up to pingcap#23423 (which fixed author-attribution links). The machine translation also left issue/PR reference links [#NNNN] stranded in the MIDDLE of many release-note bullets, splitting the description; the English source places them at the END of the bullet. Verified 1:1 against the English source and moved the 48 genuine mid-sentence issue links to the end, repairing the particle at the former link site (and, in one case, relocating a stranded code token). Legitimate inline references ("changes made in [#N]", "see [#N]", "comment on [#N]") are left unchanged. Also, on the moved bullets: drop the trailing 。 after the link to match the English source (no period) and this file's dominant bullet style; render "GORM MySQL driver" in English (lowercase, matching the English source exactly) instead of katakana; and restore missing subject particles found on re-review (`INL_HASH_JOIN`がハングアップする, TiCDC がpanicする, [GORM]がTiDB統合テストを追加します, [GORMドキュメント]がTiDBを...と言及しています). Full-width # and author @[handle] links are untouched.
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Machine translation scrambled many release-note bullets so that the issue/PR links
[#NNNN](...)and author attribution links@[handle](...)landed in the middle of the sentence instead of at the end (where the English source and the site convention place them). This left ungrammatical Japanese and misplaced author credits, and in several cases the author handle was rendered with a stray space (@ [handle]) or transliterated into katakana.This PR, matching the English source line-by-line, for each affected bullet:
[#NNNN]/@[handle]link cluster to the end of the bullet in English word order;@ [handle]→@[handle]on the touched lines;チャールズ・チュン96→CharlesCheung96,ハイ・ラスティン→hi-rustin).Scope: 99 scrambled bullets across 32
releases/*.mdfiles. Only mid-sentence-scrambled bullets are touched.Intentionally out of scope (separate cleanup):
#are left exactly as-is (count unchanged: 8954).@ [handle]spacing artifact (~3200 across release notes) are a separate mechanical PR.Note: this touches a few lines in
release-6.1.6.mdthat PR #23408 (execution-plan term) also edits on the same lines; whichever merges first, the other will be rebased (the two changes combine cleanly).Which TiDB version(s) do your changes apply to? (Required)
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