#1039 Add flag emojis, 6 new languages, and command palette i18n (i18n phase 3) Pull request opened by javuto Add flag emojis, 6 new languages, and command palette i18n (i18n phase 3) Problem The language selector had no visual language affordances, coverage was limited to 7 European languages, and the ⌘K command palette was fully hardcoded English. Change • Flag emojis: each language in the dropdown now renders a flag next to its endonym. English uses the Union Jack, Portuguese uses Portugal's flag (locale tag switched

pt-BR

→

pt-PT

), and Catalan uses the Andorran flag as its geographic anchor. • New languages: Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Polish, and Russian — 13 languages total, each with a full typed catalog. Japanese/Korean/Chinese include native compact time units ("3時間前", "3시간 전", "3小时前"). • Command palette translated: title, search label, placeholder, empty state, keyboard legend, page hints, and the "Go to env · X" / "Edit config · X" dynamic entries across all 13 languages. English aliases remain in the fuzzy-filter haystack so typing English matches regardless of the active UI language; the three settings entries keep distinct labels via service suffixes (admin / tls / osctrl-api). Notes • A flag-validity test checks every flag is exactly two regional-indicator code points (U+1F1E6–1F1FF). Emoji are decorative (

aria-hidden

) — screen readers rely on the text labels. • Catalogs remain compile-checked: every language must mirror the English key contract or

tsc

fails. Performance • Still one lazy chunk per non-English language (12 chunks, 1.9–2.5 KB gz each), fetched once per browser session; English stays bundled. Main bundle growth remains under 1 KB gz across this phase. Validation •

npm run check

— clean •

npm test

— 362 passed (new: 13-language catalog parity, flag validation, updated selector coverage) •

npm run build

— all 12 lazy locale chunks emitted correctly Follow-ups • Translate feature pages (dashboard, nodes, queries, carves, settings…) • Migrate remaining

toLocaleString()

calls in feature pages to

useLocale

• Optional: backend

PreferredLanguage

for cross-device sync jmpsec/osctrl