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Localizations refactor (#14254)

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@@ -146,16 +146,16 @@ text = Fine-tuning for flow rate\nDid you know that flow rate can be fine-tuned
text = Split your prints into plates\nDid you know that you can split a model that has a lot of parts into individual plates ready to print? This will simplify the process of keeping track of all the parts.
[hint:Speed up your print with Adaptive Layer Height]
text = Speed up your print with Adaptive Layer Height\nDid you know that you can print a model even faster, by using the Adaptive Layer Height option? Check it out!
text = Speed up your print with Adaptive Layer Height\nDid you know that you can print a model even faster by using the Adaptive Layer Height option? Check it out!
[hint:Support painting]
text = Support painting\nDid you know that you can paint the location of your supports? This feature makes it easy to place the support material only on the sections of the model that actually need it.
[hint:Different types of supports]
text = Different types of supports\nDid you know that you can choose from multiple types of supports? Tree supports work great for organic models, while saving filament and improving print speed. Check them out!
text = Different types of supports\nDid you know that you can choose from multiple types of supports? Tree supports work great for organic models while saving filament and improving print speed. Check them out!
[hint:Printing Silk Filament]
text = Printing Silk Filament\nDid you know that Silk filament needs special consideration to print it successfully? Higher temperature and lower speed are always recommended for the best results.
text = Printing Silk Filament\nDid you know that Silk filament needs special consideration to print successfully? A higher temperature and lower speed are always recommended for the best results.
[hint:Brim for better adhesion]
text = Brim for better adhesion\nDid you know that when printed models have a small contact interface with the printing surface, it's recommended to use a brim?
@@ -167,13 +167,13 @@ text = Set parameters for multiple objects\nDid you know that you can set slicin
text = Stack objects\nDid you know that you can stack objects as a whole one?
[hint:Flush into support/objects/infill]
text = Flush into support/objects/infill\nDid you know that you can reduce wasted filament by flushing it into support/objects/infill during filament change?
text = Flush into support/objects/infill\nDid you know that you can reduce wasted filament by flushing it into support/objects/infill during filament changes?
[hint:Improve strength]
text = Improve strength\nDid you know that you can use more wall loops and higher sparse infill density to improve the strength of the model?
[hint:When do you need to print with the printer door opened]
text = When do you need to print with the printer door opened?\nDid you know that opening the printer door can reduce the probability of extruder/hotend clogging when printing lower temperature filament with a higher enclosure temperature? More info about this in the Wiki.
text = When do you need to print with the printer door opened?\nDid you know that opening the printer door can reduce the probability of extruder/hotend clogging when printing lower temperature filament with a higher enclosure temperature? There is more info about this in the Wiki.
[hint:Avoid warping]
text = Avoid warping\nDid you know that when printing materials that are prone to warping such as ABS, appropriately increasing the heatbed temperature can reduce the probability of warping?