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🐛Fixed mis-encoded apostrophes in emailed paywall #23121
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WalkthroughThe change updates the paywall email template by altering how the translation helper is invoked for a paragraph of text. Specifically, it replaces the use of double curly braces 📜 Recent review detailsConfiguration used: CodeRabbit UI 📒 Files selected for processing (1)
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Would obviously be great to do some testing here, but I have no idea how big the lift is.
I think you have more context for the 2 char change than anyone, and I'm happy for you to make and merge fixes to changes you made :)
ref #23121 * Added additional tests to cover the newly-translated paywall and bugfix. * Apostrophes in strings are worth explicitly testing, because double-encoding is too easy to do.
When I wrapped the emailed paywall a few weeks ago, I missed a spot that needed {{{ }}} to preserve the encoding of apostophes. This two-character PR fixes that.