Fix "mets" and "regle" expansion rules in french

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Fix "mets" and "regle" expansion rules in french #2262

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Enhancements
  • Improved French language commands for actions like turning off, closing, reading, putting, opening, setting, returning, resuming, and creating to better handle semantic variations.

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Walkthrough

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The recent changes primarily focus on modifying the semantic variations of specific commands in French. These changes enhance how actions like turning off, closing, reading, putting, opening, setting, returning, resuming, and creating are interpreted. The adjustments ensure greater accuracy and flexibility in recognizing and processing commands.

Changes

File	Change Summary
sentences/fr/_common.yaml	Expanded the semantic range for commands by incorporating rules to handle variations like mets_dirty using angle brackets syntax

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3f66941 and 7f3cacd.

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• sentences/fr/_common.yaml (1 hunks)

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sentences/fr/_common.yaml (1)

685-685: Approved: Placeholder usage for regle

Switching to <mets_dirty> as a placeholder in the expansion rule for regle is a positive change for flexibility and future adaptations. Confirm that this placeholder is correctly integrated and functioning within the broader system.

Verification successful

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Verified: Placeholder <mets_dirty> Integration

The placeholder <mets_dirty> is well-integrated within the rules and referenced across multiple functionalities. The existing tests validate its correct functionality.

• sentences/fr/_common.yaml: mets and regle rules containing <mets_dirty>.
• Various YAML files referencing these rules.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the integration and functionality of `<mets_dirty>` in the system.

# Test: Search for the integration points and functionality of `<mets_dirty>`. Expect: Smooth integration and correct functionality.
rg --type yaml '<mets_dirty>'

Length of output: 218

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify if there are tests or documentation that reference the rules containing `<mets_dirty>`.

# Search for references to the `mets` and `regle` rules in test files and documentation.
rg 'mets' --type yaml --type md --type json
rg 'regle' --type yaml --type md --type json

Length of output: 16539

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