Fallback to DeepL autodetection if source language is unsupported #42
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Also just added compatibility with glossaries. Sorry for the mess with the force pushes... |
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Ran across this with a project, where we're using a mixed language source (locale
xx-XX), for a "show in original language" feature on the translated pages. This is likely a rare edge case, so I'd understand if you don't want to support this. Would be appreciated though! 😃