fix: correct Arabic March translation and day suffixes#131
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March was "مسيرة" (masira = procession), which is a mistranslation. The correct Arabic name for March is "مارس" (māris). Also replaced @Dsuf which contained French ordinal suffixes (er/e) that are meaningless in Arabic — Arabic does not use ordinal day suffixes, so empty strings are correct. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Fixes the Arabic language module's March translation and removes incorrect day suffixes.
Why
@Dsufcontained French ordinal suffixes (er/e) copied from French.pm with a#To be amendedcomment. Arabic does not use ordinal day suffixes.How
مسيرةwithمارسin@MoY@Dsufwith empty strings (('') x 31), matching Romanian's approach for languages without day suffixesTesting
t/lang-data.tverifying Arabic March is "مارس"