Sync with #14505 (plus some more)
I actually searched for those patterns in VS Code.
Always:
files to exclude: README.md, SECURITY.md, llm-prompt.md
This search & replace cleans up the hash parts everywhere under docs/.
It only finds the four occurences in the two _llm-test.md under docs/de/ and docs/pt/
files to include: docs/**
Search regex: \{[^\S\n]*#([^\S\n]*[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*)[^\S\n]*\}
Replace with: { #$1 }
This search finds headings without hash parts. It finds two headings in docs\de\docs\index.md (those which #14505 fixes) and all headings in docs\pt\docs\tutorial\security\index.md, which I also fixed on the way as that document seems to be in sync. docs\pt\docs\index.md is not in Sync, so I didnt touch it.
files to include: docs/de/**, docs/pt/**
Search regex: ^(#+)[^\S\n]*([^{}#\s]+(?:[^\S\n]+[^{}\s]+)*)[^\S\n]*(?=\n)
(added the missing hash parts)
* Sync with #14217
* Sync with #14359
* Sync with #13786
* Sync with #14070
* Sync with #14120
* Sync with #14211
* Sync with #14405
* "to deploy" -> "deployen"
The LLM used that translation a lot ithis convinced me that "deployen" it is the better word. "bereitstellen" (or "ausliefern") is still used for "to serve".
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Co-authored-by: Motov Yurii <109919500+YuriiMotov@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Yurii Motov <yurii.motov.monte@gmail.com>
Nils-Hero Lindemann