/**
 * French table — keys are the English source strings used in the code,
 * CHARACTER FOR CHARACTER: a key that no longer matches its source raises no
 * error, the sentence silently falls back to English. `npm run lint:i18n`
 * makes that drift visible — run it after every change here.
 *
 * ICU TRAP (measured on the vault): these strings go through
 * `TranslateMessageFormatCompiler`, for which a straight apostrophe is an
 * escape character when it touches a brace. `jusqu'{date}` is swallowed;
 * `jusqu'au {date}` is fine. Never glue an apostrophe to a parameter —
 * reword. French triggers this naturally; the linter flags it.
 *
 * Filled during the i18n conversion chantier, one batch of files at a time:
 * every English string introduced in the code lands here (and in es-ES /
 * de-DE) in the same change, so the tables never trail the code. French is
 * a translation like the others even though the plugin was born French —
 * the source of truth in the code is the English string, and the French
 * value must reproduce the pre-i18n UI text exactly (a French user must see
 * zero change).
 */
declare const fr_FR: Record<string, string>;
export default fr_FR;