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[WIP] Re-use default text domain for strings that are common with core #364
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See https://wordpress.org/support/topic/use-wordpress-native-translation/
I did the first ~10 strings that are in common.
For a list of all the common strings and where I left off, see https://gist.github.com/westonruter/08ca016d4e2ada375dc2f26895d9f243#file-common-strings-txt-L10
Some of the strings in Customize Posts should be modified to align with what is in core. For example in this PR, I modified Customize Posts to use
(no title)instead of(No title)in one case.