* add anki_i18n and locale_config crates to launcher
* add launcher.ftl
* add tr to state
* replace most hardcoded strings with translations
* add support for `launcher` rustcfg to trim translations
* use marker structs to denote type of translations
* move underscores into generated code
* Update cargo-license, which may fix the license order issue (dae)
* add GetCustomColours rpc method
* save colours as rgb instead of argb
* show saved custom colours as possible options in colour picker
this is primarily for mobile clients, as qt currently ignores this
* save custom colours on colour picker change (for desktop)
* add SaveCustomColours rpc method
* restore custom colour palette on editor init
* save custom colour palette on colour picker open and input
there doesn't seem to be an event fired when the picker is
cancelled/closed, so it's still possible for work to be lost
* save colours on `change` instead of `input`
`input` is supposed to be fired on every adjustment to the picker
whereas `change` is only fired when the picker is accepted, but qt
seems to treat both as the latter, so this is currently a no-op
* Store colors in the collection
One minor tweak to the logic while I was there: an invalid color no
longer invalidates all the rest.
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Co-authored-by: Damien Elmes <gpg@ankiweb.net>
* Improved margins in Card Browser's "Preview" pane
* Alternate approach that looks good on Mac too
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Co-authored-by: Damien Elmes <dae@users.noreply.github.com>
* Make timebox message translatable with flexible variable order
Currently, the timebox dialog message is built from two separate strings,
each containing one variable:
"{ $count } cards studied in" + "{ $count } minutes."
As a result, translators cannot freely reorder the variables in their translations.
This change introduces a single string with both variables, allowing translators
to adjust the order for more natural expressions in their languages.
* Preserve old string for now
* Ensure message doesn't display over two lines
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Co-authored-by: Damien Elmes <gpg@ankiweb.net>
