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You're right. I don't need to. It was to test the localization, not to code it.
My code checks for a return of a function and compares it to an English string, so it breaks when their client doesn't return the same English string. The fix is to have it compare against the expected return of a Garrison function. That party's easy to fix, but I'd prefer to localize the UI as well. Being able to change locales means I could check for instances where some elements are sized wrong due to the translations being longer than English.
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