Localization: Add periods to messages #2266
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All core messages end with periods. But additional/localization messages were previously using them inconsistently. This commit adds message periods to: * Additional files that lacked them * Localization files that were already mostly using them * Italian (it) localization file Didn't add any periods to non-Latin localization files that previously weren't using them at all (AR, bn_BD, he, hy_AM, sd, th, ur, zh and zh_TW).
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All core messages end with periods. But additional/localization messages were previously using them inconsistently.
This commit adds message periods to:
Didn't add any periods to non-Latin localization files that previously weren't using them at all (AR, bn_BD, he, hy_AM, sd, th, ur, zh and zh_TW).