Repo-wide grep sweep (apps/web/src, apps/api/src) for leftover German content strings missed by Tasks 1-9, mostly in spec fixtures/assertions that mirror already-translated seed content (monster/item names, POI titles and action labels, location names/descriptions) plus a few real source-file gaps: - inventory-detail-panel.component.ts: STAT_LABELS (Waffenschaden, Angriff, Leben, Rüstung) were never translated by Task 6; now match the identical English labels already used in inventory-page.component.html. - app-shell.component.html: aria-label="Spielinhalt" -> "Game content" (this file was outside every prior task's file list). - location-interaction-panel.component.spec.ts: dead NPC-quote fixture translated to match the real wounded-scout POI text. Code comments referencing German source-spec section titles or not-yet-seeded faction names, and inline calculation-documentation comments, are left as-is per the source spec's scope (dev-facing comments may stay German). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ACkMEDYiwtcfchqKkiUJNX
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