fix(richtext-lexical): fix korean label for horizontal rule - #17732
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Changes the Korean label to a more natural Korean term for a horizontal divider.
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What?
Fix the Korean translation of
Horizontal Rulein@payloadcms/richtext-lexical.Why?
The Korean localization in i18n.ts of
@payloadcms/richtext-lexicalcurrently translatesHorizontal Ruleas수평 규칙.While
ruleinHorizontal Ruleis a typographic term referring to a horizontal line or divider,규칙in Korean is normally understood as a “rule” in the sense of a regulation or principle. As a result,수평 규칙is unnatural and potentially misleading in the editor UI.Other localizations more directly describe the visual element. For example, Japanese uses
水平線and Chinese uses水平线, both meaning “horizontal line.”How?
Change the Korean label from
수평 규칙to수평선, which is a more natural Korean term for a horizontal divider.Fixes
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