A minor fix + another translation added #17
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Another minor translation issue found. The translation encircled in Red in a "winner" tab better use "Score2" translation instead of "Score1" because score in this case means a H2H score (for non-Swiss) or "pure standings" (for Swiss), and in both cases "счёт" is way more applicable than "оценка" as a translation (although it is still not ideal). |
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I found another missing translation that seems to be completely missing from every single language... Added translation for Russian. |
Use shorter translation
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Basically, "checkmate" in Russian is referred as just "mate", so it won't be confused with the actual name of chess, which literally can be translated as "checkmates". This patch fixes such a problem.
P. S. I bet some other languages might also refer to it as "mate", but I will leave it on you and further research.