[translatabot] Add configuration file

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This PR adds a configuration file for Translatabot
Make sure to update 'defaultPath' and 'languages' according to your needs.

Summary by Sourcery

Add configuration file for Translatabot to manage translation file settings

New Features:

• Introduce a configuration file for Translatabot to specify translation file paths and language settings

Documentation:

• Add configuration file documentation with placeholders for default translation file path and language-specific translation settings

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a configuration file for Translatabot, allowing users to specify the default translation file path and target languages for automated translations. The configuration file includes fields for versioning, default path, and a list of languages with their relative paths and English names.

Class diagram for Translatabot configuration file

classDiagram class TranslatabotConfig { version: int defaultPath: string languages: list<Language> } class Language { relativePath: string language: string } TranslatabotConfig -- Language : contains 

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduced a configuration file to manage Translatabot settings.	Added a 'version' field to specify the configuration file version. Added a 'defaultPath' field to define the path to the default translation file. Added a 'languages' field to list the target languages for translation, including their relative paths and English names.	.github/translatabot.yml

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Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior.

1. .github/translatabot.yml - The defaultPath is set to a relative path (path/to/translation_file.ts) which may lead to issues if the path does not actually exist or is incorrectly specified when the GitHub Action runs.

2. .github/translatabot.yml - There is no fallback mechanism or error handling specified for cases where the translation file or the specified relative paths do not exist. This can lead to runtime errors if the path is incorrect or if files are missing.

3. .github/translatabot.yml - The languages list only includes one entry. While this might be intentional, it could lead to confusion about whether multiple languages are supported or being planned. You might want to clarify that or allow for multiple entries by not using comments that could imply exclusivity.

Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency.

1. .github/translatabot.yml - Update the defaultPath to either a valid path example or clearly indicate that this should be modified with a valid path when first integrating the workflow. It may be helpful to comment on what format and structure to expect for this path.

2. .github/translatabot.yml - Implement a way to check the existence of the specified paths during the workflow execution, possibly through a preliminary check step or by providing documentation on how to validate these paths.

3. .github/translatabot.yml - Consider adding a placeholder for additional language entries in the languages section to promote clarity and usability for future additions. For instance, instead of having a single entry with a comment, you might suggest a commented structure for more languages, like:

   languages: - relativePath: de.ts language: German # - relativePath: fr.ts # language: French

4. .github/translatabot.yml - Consider specifying the file format for translation files (e.g., .ts) and the expectations for their contents. This information could be beneficial for anyone else working with this file or extending its functionality.

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The PR contains only the addition of a configuration file for Translatabot with placeholders for default translation file path and language-specific translation settings. The changes are purely configuration-related and do not impact core logic, security, or performance. The file is a configuration file, which is typically considered support code and does not require extensive review. The changes are well-documented and do not introduce any breaking changes or cross-module dependencies.

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