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- enable gettext-based internationalization in Sphinx - add locale/ directory for translation files - add Makefile target (update-po) to generate/update .po files - support multi-language builds via DOCS_LANG - prepare structure compatible with Read the Docs translations This introduces a standard workflow: 1. update .po files from source documents 2. edit translations under locale/<lang>/LC_MESSAGES/ 3. build docs per language No functional changes to existing English documentation.
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This PR adds basic support for translating the documentation using sphinx-intl.
It introduces the necessary configuration and a minimal workflow for maintaining
.pofiles and building language-specific documentation.This is intended as a first step toward multi-language support (e.g. Japanese). Further improvements and actual translations can be added incrementally.
Please let me know if you would like any changes.
Related to #138