v3.2.0 - Internationalization-ready dashboard, email verification enforced

Highlights

Internationalization

Every user-facing string in the dashboard, analytics reports, settings, auth screens, and shared components now flows through Laravel's translation system. Adding a new language is now a copy-paste of the English lang files plus translation — no Blade edits required.

• 6 new language files: SEO tools, GA import, public dashboard, configuration, profile, PDF reports
• Existing app, auth, analytics, sites lang files extended with shared keys
• ~750+ translation keys total across the project
• JS-injected strings safely embedded via @json(__('...'))
• Confirm modal default labels (title, Confirm, Cancel) now translatable

Email verification

• New accounts must verify their email before accessing the dashboard
• verified middleware applied to all authenticated routes
• Existing accounts will be prompted to verify on next login

UX polish

• Confirm modal shows a loading spinner on the confirm button after click, so users know something is happening on slow forms

Upgrade notes

• Run php artisan view:clear and php artisan config:clear after deploy
• Existing logged-in users with no email_verified_at will be redirected to the verification screen on next request — they can resend the verification email from there
• If you have custom Blade overrides, hardcoded English strings in those files will still work; the translation pass only modified core views