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Hi all,

As you may have read in the minutes of the ESC call, Olivier reported an
issue with the help files and translation for 5.2:
+ Many strings are the same content but with xml tags placed differently
            + same visual result
            + issues with translators ahead, must find support for a
script to fix this
               => need a script to undo this; or un-fuzzy-them.

and I reacted to that:
* l10n (Sophie)
    + will ask on the l10n list wrt. scripting
        + developer support appreciated.
        + how urgent is it ?
            + since 5.2 is due in August - so plenty.
        + is it only po files, or UI files too ? (JanI)
            + only help files; for pt_BR: 57k new words to review.
            + can compare 5.1 vs. master dbs (JanI)
AI:     + unwind / script changes here (Christian)

So to make it more explicit, is there among our group somebody able to
write a script that will remove fuzzy strings when it's only and xml tag
that has been moved?
Thanks in advance :)
Cheers
Sophie
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