Release 1.0.0

[robbot006]

This is a draft of changelog for the 1.0.0 release.
Here you can find all related translations changes: ...master.

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You should approve this pull request instead. After approving, I will automatically update it (release date needs to be adjusted), merge, and tag a new release. You can read more about the process on forum.

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1.0.0

General changes:

• Updated Day.js translations.
• Updated Flarum core translations.

Added support for new extensions:

• acpl/flarum-lscache
• acpl/mobile-tab
• acpl/my-tags
• flarum/bbcode
• flarum/markdown

[rob006]

@mueenulit Just as a note, this is an automated PR generated by bot. The idea is to simplify release process for language pack maintainers - all you need is to approve this pull request and bot will handle the rest. You can read more the process at forum: https://discuss.flarum.org/d/20807-simplify-translation-process-with-weblate/76 . If you don't want to use this feature, let me know.

Also note that this is the first release for this extension. It is quite important to release first version, even if it is not complete. composer require flarum-lang/bengali command will not work if there is no stable release.

[rob006]

@mueenulit It's been over 2 months with no response from you. It is important to tag new releases when new transliterations appear, because by default composer installs only stable versions of packages. It means that all translations added after last release are inaccessible for most of the users. In case of no response from you, I'm going to mark this language pack as unmaintained, so its state will be more clear for users. It means that:

• I'll add info in readme that this language pack is searching for maintainer.
• Command for installing package will use dev-master as version, so users will benefit from translations not included in last stable release.
• All translations on Weblate will be marked as unverified, so community will be able to edit them without any restrictions.
• You will keep permissions on Weblate and this repository, but if anyone will volunteer to maintain this language pack, he will replace you as maintainer.

[rob006]

In case of no response from you, I'm going to mark this language pack as unmaintained, so its state will be more clear for users. It means that:

• I'll add info in readme that this language pack is searching for maintainer.
• Command for installing package will use dev-master as version, so users will benefit from translations not included in last stable release.
• All translations on Weblate will be marked as unverified, so community will be able to edit them without any restrictions.
• You will keep permissions on Weblate and this repository, but if anyone will volunteer to maintain this language pack, he will replace you as maintainer.

Done.