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feat(i18n): Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu, and a layout that mirrors; release v6.4.0
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Four right-to-left languages at /ar/, /he/, /fa/ and /ur/ — thirteen in all.

The layout no longer has a left and a right, it has a start and an end: the
margins, insets and corners are CSS logical properties now, so they follow
dir on <html>. Directional glyphs flip; keys, safety codes and session
descriptors are pinned left-to-right so bidi cannot reorder what two people
compare against each other's screens.

Also fixed: the Service Worker was registered as './sw.js', which 404s from
every locale subdirectory, so twelve of the thirteen pages had no worker at
all. And the bundler ran before the dictionaries were generated, so a newly
added language could reach the page ahead of the app that renders it.
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@@ -11,12 +11,12 @@ let DYNAMIC_CACHE = 'securebit-pwa-dynamic-v4.7.56';
// Build stamp — rewritten by scripts/post-build.js on every release so this file's
// bytes change each deploy. That is what makes the browser detect a new Service Worker,
// reinstall it, drop stale caches and (via controllerchange) prompt the page to update.
const SW_BUILD_VERSION = '1788021796445';
const SW_BUILD_VERSION = '1788040116230';
// Locale subdirectories, rewritten by scripts/build-i18n.js. Each localized page is a
// separate document at its own URL, so the shell has to be cached and served per
// locale — otherwise an offline visitor on /de/ is handed the English page back.
const SW_LOCALES = ['de', 'fr', 'es', 'uk', 'ru', 'zh', 'ko', 'hi'];
const SW_LOCALES = ['de', 'fr', 'es', 'uk', 'ru', 'zh', 'ko', 'hi', 'ar', 'he', 'fa', 'ur'];
const LOCALE_SHELLS = SW_LOCALES.flatMap((code) => [`/${code}/`, `/${code}/index.html`, `/${code}/manifest.json`]);
// The locale a request belongs to, as a shell path. Falls back to the root shell.