All its warnings are extracted into the bundle, but they are still poorly
adapted for translation. Each of them in constructed from two separate
messages, a common prefix and an individual feature description, with negation
of the main verb being split. Only the first message can vary depending on
the affected versions number, but both parts of the verb need to agree in many
languages other than English. It's not clear how to address it without
overhauling inspection internals, thus it will be revised later.
I also slightly updated the warnings format. Namely, put "version" in plural,
if a warning applies to multiple Python versions, and removed trailing periods
from single-sentence messages.
GitOrigin-RevId: 51e577201b11fb4e8b6967e1f5ad27143ba9f82e
Additionally, I did the following:
* re-generated lists of supported/unsupported interpreter modules
* updated test data wherever Python versions appear in warnings
GitOrigin-RevId: 66fd298e6051bf91fb894e037a877d0b382da337
Additionally, I did the following:
* re-generated lists of supported/unsupported interpreter modules
* updated test data wherever Python versions appear in warnings
Still need to figure out, though, why _bz2/bz2 modules were not found
for some old versions of Python, hence information about their presense
should be updated by hand in versions.xml.
Inspection does not register `CompatibilityVisitor` problems for its opened file language because in such a case
`UnsupportedFeatures` will annotate them.
Also `registerOnFirstMatchingVersion` methods were removed because
they could lead to duplication even if languages to register were different.
Pavel Karateev
lada.gagina
KotlinIsland
Semyon Proshev
Mikhail Golubev