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//! `missing_translations_report` test (run by `cargo xtask ci`) lists those per language.
//!
//! A language decides for itself which names stay English: After Effects' Japanese interface
//! leaves the `CC` series, the `VR` set and the `OCIO` set in English, while its Simplified
//! Chinese one translates them (the `CC` names come from Adobe's Chinese *documentation*, which
//! names 68 of the 69). Repeating the English name is therefore a language-level choice, not a
//! missing row.
//! leaves the `CC` series in English and gives the `VR` and `OCIO` sets a Japanese tail
//! (`VR ブラー`, `OCIO CDL 変換`), while its Simplified Chinese one translates them (the `CC`
//! names come from Adobe's Chinese *documentation*, which names 68 of the 69). Repeating the
//! English name is therefore a language-level choice, not a missing row.
//!
//! The Simplified Chinese names come from the installed After Effects 2026 (26.5.0.89)
//! Simplified Chinese interface, its 21 category folder names included; `Cryptomatte`,
@@ -471,8 +471,10 @@ const TRADITIONAL_CHINESE: &[Row] = &[];
/// one catalog instead of inventing a second mechanism. A translator fills one row per effect,
/// ids from [`SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE`]; the names Adobe's Japanese interface leaves in English (the
/// `CC` series, `Cryptomatte`, `EXtractoR`, `IDentifier` and `Key Light`) repeat that English name
/// here rather than being left out. An effect with no row draws its English name anyway, which is
/// what the `OCIO` set, `Unmult`, `Twirl (Legacy)` and the two EffectCraft-only effects do.
/// here rather than being left out; the `VR` and `OCIO` sets take a Japanese tail instead, and
/// `Unmult` keeps its English name in both catalogs. An effect with no row draws its English name
/// anyway, which is what `Twirl (Legacy)` and the two EffectCraft-only effects would do without
/// their rows.
///
/// The rows below come from AE 2026's Japanese interface where it was read directly (its Effect menu
/// and its Effects & Presets panel) and from Adobe's own Japanese help where the panel was not to