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use i18next instead of angular translate
We rely heavily on Angular for internationalization, both directly in the HTML and in the JS behind the scenes. However, it's specific to Angular and we can't use it in React components. i18next is compatible with React / React Native Web and we will be able to use it in both frameworks at the same time. The i18n JSON files themselves can keep the same exact structure. Only a few strings were changed (the 'equals X cookies, equals X ice cream', etc) - i18next has a different mechanism for pluralization and we don't have to use ICU for only 3 strings.
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