🌐 Updated Bulgarian translations

[yovko]

Updates of bg/ghost.json and bg/portal.json.

[coderabbitai]

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The changes update the Bulgarian localization files used in the application. In the first file, several keys in the translation file are populated with Bulgarian strings where they were previously empty. These keys include labels for device information, security verification messages, and login prompts. In the second file, specific translations have been modified to reflect updated personal details and terminology. The translations for a user name, email address, and the label for the sign-up process have been changed. These modifications ensure that the application displays the intended Bulgarian text for both interface notifications and user-specific details.

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🔇 Additional comments (9)

ghost/i18n/locales/bg/portal.json (2)

101-102: Updated Personal Details Translations.
The translations for the key "Jamie Larson" and its associated email have been updated as intended. Please verify that this change is consistent with other language variants in the project.

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141-141: Revised Signup Terminology.
The label for "Sign up" has been changed to "Абонамент". Ensure this terminology aligns with the design guidelines and the context in which the term is used (e.g. distinguishing between registration and subscription) across the application.

ghost/i18n/locales/bg/ghost.json (7)

10-11: New Device and Security Verification Translations.
The new translation entries for "Device:" and the security verification prompt now read as "Устройство:" and
"От съображения за сигурност въведете кода по-долу, за да влезете в {{siteTitle}}:" respectively. These updates maintain consistency with the placeholder usage and improve clarity.

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13-13: Updated Login Code Message.
The translation for "Here's your code to login to {{siteTitle}}" has been updated to "Ето вашия код за вход в {{siteTitle}}". This is clear and maintains consistency with the application’s terminology.

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18-18: Refined Ignored Email Notification.
The updated translation for the ignore email tip now reads "Ако наскоро не сте опитвали да влезете, можете спокойно да игнорирате този имейл." This version simplifies the directive while preserving the intended meaning.

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25-25: Concise Sign In Verification Label.
The change to "Sign in verification": "Проверка за влизане" streamlines the message, and it accurately reflects the purpose of the prompt.

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34-35: Updated Temporal and Locational Prompts.
The translations for "When:" and "Where:" have been updated to "Кога:" and "Къде:" respectively. These modifications are appropriate and improve the natural flow of the language.

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37-37: Clear New Device Access Message.
The updated message "Току-що сте опитали да осъществите достъп до профила си от ново устройство." is now clear and direct. It effectively communicates the security-related notification to the user.

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42-42: Refined Verification Code Instruction.
The revised translation for "Your verification code for {{siteTitle}}" to "Вашият код за проверка за {{siteTitle}}" is succinct and correctly retains the template variable.

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