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- Around line 545-546: Update the checker’s handling of “balance” and “balances”
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…lance, and the Spanish check keeps it that way
Twenty-six places in sixteen Spanish pages wrote "presupuesto", which is
money, for a budget of decibels, absorption or error: the noise-control
overview, the absorption and intensity guides and their references, the
duct path and control valve guides, among others. They now say "balance"
("balance de ruido", "balance de absorción", "balance de error"), as the
same edition already writes "balance de incertidumbre" after the Spanish
adoption of ISO 3746 (Table D.2). Where the English "budget" is an
allowance rather than a sum, the Spanish names the allowance: the four
porous absorber constructions fit "dentro de los mismos 50 mm", a
range-marched tail is trusted up to a "tope", and an FDTD sponge is sized
from the cells one can devote to it.
check_spanish_accents.py reads "presupuesto" and every word of its family,
the verb with its accented forms included, as a term with two senses: it
fails unless it stands in one of the money contexts of MONEY, each with its
reason, and a context that stops matching fails as well. No sentence of the
tree means money, so MONEY is empty. Like every other word of the check, it
stops at a digit or an underscore, so an identifier such as
presupuesto_ruido is left alone, and the report tells a premise to be
reworded rather than called a balance. The check now also reads the modules
generated for the site, so the Spanish labels of the API sidebar hold the
glossary too. A decay-range diagram title that no diagram draws any more,
and that still said "presupuesto", leaves the diagram table.
The earlier changelog entry that kept "presupuesto" for noise and
absorption budgets no longer says so, and CONTRIBUTING.md, the Makefile and
the workflow describe the new term beside the earlier two.
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What changes for a reader
Balance, not presupuesto. In Spanish, «presupuesto» is money. Twenty-six places in sixteen Spanish pages used it for a budget of decibels, absorption or error: «un problema de control de ruido es un presupuesto» on the noise-control overview, «el presupuesto de absorción EN 12354-6» in the absorption guide, the «presupuesto de ruido» of the duct path and control valve guides, the «presupuesto de error por desfase» of the intensity guide and of the references that cite it, and the error budgets of the spectral analysis guide, among others. They now say «balance» («balance de ruido», «balance de absorción», «balance de error»). The same edition already wrote «balance de incertidumbre», the title the Spanish adoption of ISO 3746 gives its Table D.2, and «balance de sonar», so every budget of summed quantities now reads the same way.
Where the English «budget» means an allowance rather than a sum, the Spanish now names the allowance. The four porous absorber constructions fit «dentro de los mismos 50 mm», which holds for all four (two of them are 48 and 48.5 mm deep). The reach a range-marched tail is trusted to is a «tope», and an FDTD sponge is sized from «las celdas que se le puedan dedicar». No sentence in the tree used «presupuesto» for money, so none kept it.
A decay-range diagram title that no diagram draws any more, and that still said «presupuesto», leaves the diagram translation table.
An earlier entry in the unreleased changelog said that a noise or absorption budget kept «presupuesto». That sentence is gone, so the release notes no longer contradict each other.
The check that keeps it
make spanish-accents(scripts/check_spanish_accents.py) now fails on «presupuesto» and every word of its family: «presupuestos», «presupuestario», and the verb with its accented forms such as «presupuéstese» or «presupuéstalo». It reads the term the way it already reads «seno» and «media cuadrática». A sentence that really means money goes in the newMONEYtable, with its reason, written on the words of that sentence, and a context that stops matching fails the run.MONEYis empty today. Like every other word the check reads, the family stops at a digit or an underscore, so an identifier such aspresupuesto_ruidoin a code example is left alone. A «presupuesto» that is a premise («los presupuestos del modelo») is neither money nor a budget, and the report says to reword it («supuesto», «hipótesis») rather than write «balance».The check now also reads the modules generated for the site under
site/src/generated. The Spanish labels of the API sidebar, written fromscripts/api_taxonomy.py, were outside its reach, so a glossary term placed there passed every gate.CONTRIBUTING.md, the Makefile and the CI workflow describe the new term beside the earlier two.
What breaks
Nothing in the API, and no figure or diagram that is drawn changes. If you write Spanish for the project, a budget of quantities that add up is a «balance». Keep «presupuesto» for money, and list each such sentence in
MONEYwith its reason.How it was verified
ALLOWEDrather thanMONEY, a money context that exempts only its own sentence or goes stale, and a generated sidebar module with a Spanish label. Five of these cases fail against the previous pattern and source list. The test file passes (123 tests).make llms(no change), and the checks for figures, figure legends, tick and text clearance, minus signs, clip freshness, em dashes and markdown hazards.Summary by CodeRabbit