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Extract all hardcoded German strings from every .svelte file and component into Paraglide message keys. Add complete translations for all keys in messages/en.json (English) and messages/es.json (Spanish/Mexico). Changes: - messages/de.json: 100+ keys covering navigation, buttons, form labels, placeholders, section headings, empty states, and error messages - messages/en.json, messages/es.json: complete translations for all keys - project.inlang/settings.json: change baseLocale from "en" to "de" - +layout.svelte: add DE/EN/ES language selector in header using setLocale(); active language is bold, choice persists via Paraglide cookie strategy - All 10 route pages + 3 shared components: replace hardcoded German with m.key() - e2e/lang.spec.ts: E2E tests for language selector visibility, switching, persistence across navigation, and active state highlighting Closes #2 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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