feat(locales): content-based section targeting via translated titles#100
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Add per-language locale files holding the visible section titles used to hide LinkedIn modules, replacing brittle HTML-attribute selectors for the misc-tab sections (news, premium, profile counters, follow recommendations). - Rename locale files to base language codes (matching <html lang>) - Store titles as arrays of substrings so a section can have several titles - Add findElementsByTextContent + hide/showAncestorIndexByTextContent utils (TreeWalker-based, skips the main feed, optional container scoping) - Resolve the active locale with getLocaleTranslations() and pass it to doMisc Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add per-language locale files holding the visible section titles used to hide LinkedIn modules, replacing brittle HTML-attribute selectors for the misc-tab sections (news, premium, profile counters, follow recommendations).
Other sections will happen in another PR