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feat(i18n): add Brazilian Portuguese localization - #450
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Adds Brazilian Portuguese (
pt-BR) using native Xcode string catalogs and Swift localization APIs.Settings, device and EQ controls, notifications, accessibility labels, and permission prompts resolve in the system-selected language. English remains the source language; persisted enum values and user-provided names retain their existing identifiers and content.
Includes plural forms and regression tests for English/Brazilian Portuguese lookups, translation coverage, interpolation placeholders, permission strings, and stable persisted values.
Validation: localization catalog coverage, plural forms, placeholder consistency, JSON integrity, and the targeted localization tests passed. Brazilian Portuguese copy was reviewed for terminology, capitalization, audio labels, and command-key labels.