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fix(i18n): catch keys read through a copyFor() key list - #393
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Every theme's copy.ts batches its SlotCopy through a local copyFor(t, keys) helper that calls t.t(key) in a loop. Because the key reaches the translator through a variable, not a string literal, i18n-check's CALL regex never saw it, so a key listed there with no matching catalog entry passed silently — the exact shape of the "raw key leaks in the UI" report, even though every current copyFor() list in the repo does resolve. Scan the array literal passed to copyFor(t, [...]) directly and fail the same way the existing literal-call check does.
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Every theme's copy.ts batches its SlotCopy through a local copyFor(t,
keys) helper that calls t.t(key) in a loop. Because the key reaches the
translator through a variable, not a string literal, i18n-check's CALL
regex never saw it, so a key listed there with no matching catalog entry
passed silently — the exact shape of the "raw key leaks in the UI" report,
even though every current copyFor() list in the repo does resolve.
Scan the array literal passed to copyFor(t, [...]) directly and fail the
same way the existing literal-call check does.