Updated CLAUDE.md to reflect the new translation access pattern and
removal of the ReloadRequest exception.
Changes:
- Updated translation usage examples to show new dict access pattern:
- Old: _("gui", "status", "idle")
- New: _.t["gui"]["status"]["idle"]
- Removed ReloadRequest from exceptions list in Key Files section
- Examples now accurately reflect the current codebase implementation
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This commit documents the current state of the translation system architecture
and consolidates the recent i18n refactoring work.
Documentation updates:
- Add detailed Translation System section describing architecture
- Document all 19 supported languages with native names
- Include TypedDict schema structure and usage examples
- Update project structure to show lang/ directory
- Expand Key Files section with i18n/ package details
- Document language persistence and dynamic switching
Translation system changes:
- Migrate English translations from hardcoded to lang/English.json
- Add English.json as single source of truth for fallback translations
- Update all language files with comprehensive GUI translations
- Refactor translator.py to load English from JSON file
- Add language_name and english_name fields to all translations
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Replace requirements.txt with modern pyproject.toml configuration to align with Python packaging best practices. All dependencies are now declared in [project] section, with optional dev dependencies (ruff, mypy) in [project.optional-dependencies].
Updated all references:
- Dockerfile: Install with `pip install .` instead of `-r requirements.txt`
- setup_env.sh: Install with `pip install -e .` for editable development mode
- README.md: Updated installation instructions in both quick start and development sections
- CLAUDE.md: Updated documentation references
- .gitignore: Added common IDE and tool directories
Installation is now: `pip install -e .` for development or `pip install .` for production.
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Replace the legacy desktop/Tkinter client and packaging artifacts with a Docker-first, web-hosted approach.
- Add Docker quickstart and run-from-source instructions to the README to simplify deployment.
- Simplify launcher to invoke the new web backend module instead of the old desktop entrypoint.
- Update dependencies for a web UI stack (FastAPI, Uvicorn, python-socketio, Jinja2, etc.) and remove desktop/tray-specific packages.
- Remove legacy GUI, packaging and platform-specific helper code, along with obsolete build/pack scripts and AppImage assets to declutter the repo.
- Tidy project ignore rules to add runtime logs and editor metadata.
Rationale: streamline deployment, favor a browser-accessible interface, and reduce maintenance overhead from multiple platform-specific GUI/packaging implementations.
