Ensure correct quoting in translations

[ann0see]

    As above, English and translations should use "‘" `‘` and "’" `’`.  (This means you get language and font-specific rendering of the opening and closing quote marks.  "“" `“` and "”" `”` might be preferable.)

Originally posted by @pljones in #2856 (comment)

[pljones]

Note that this is best scripted if someone can do it reliably. Doing it manually is going to be error-prone.

[mcfnord]

This is another reason why we should specify UI text in bold within documentation, rather than quoting it.

[pljones]

This is another reason why we should specify UI text in bold within documentation, rather than quoting it.

I'm sorry, I don't know what you're referring to. Could you provide an example?

[mcfnord]

We use quotations to specify text found in the UI. I think this text is doing this:

"%1" und gebe in der Registerkarte "Optionen"

I'd rather verbatim strings that appear in UI be presented in bold, but I guess the escaped code for that is even worse.

[pljones]

I'm not sure bold would mean "this is literally what you're going to see". I take it more as a form of emphasis.

[mcfnord]

Microsoft and Google recommend bold for verbatim UI elements.

[pljones]

It's clicked with me now.

The label on the button will read "Press me"

vs

The label on the button will read Press me

[pljones]

Does the enhanced linting cover this? #3683

If it does, pull it back into whatever release that ends up in.