Fix typo in German translation

[ali-kamalizade]

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READY

Description

Fix typo in German translation: beitretten -> beitreten
Translation key that was changed: shared_automatic_event_join_toggle

Checklist

• Localized
• Added to changelog:
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  • CHANGELOG.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected a typographical error in the German UI text for the automatic meeting join toggle, ensuring proper language display.

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Walkthrough

A German localization string has been corrected in the MeetingBar project. The string for the automatic meeting join toggle has been updated to fix a typographical error. No additional logic or functionality was changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
MeetingBar/Resources/.../Localizable.strings	Updated the German localization string for the automatic meeting join toggle by correcting the verb form.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

MeetingBar/Resources /Localization /de.lproj/Localizable.strings (2)

276-277: Typo Fix Confirmed

The string for the key shared_automatic_event_join_toggle has been correctly updated from "beitretten" to "beitreten". The change accurately fixes the typographical error in the German translation, ensuring proper language usage.

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1-275: General Verification of Localization File

No other changes were detected in the file. Ensure that any additional localization updates or changelog entries (if required by project policy) are handled separately.

Also applies to: 278-329

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