GitAuto: 如何使用 fanyi

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Resolves #115

What is the feature

The feature is to integrate a translation functionality using the fanyi library into the existing project.

Why we need the feature

This feature is necessary to support multilingual capabilities, allowing users to translate content into different languages seamlessly. It enhances user experience by making the application accessible to a broader audience.

How to implement and why

1. Install the fanyi library: Add the fanyi library to the project dependencies in package.json. This library provides a simple API for translation services.

2. Create a Translation Module: In the lib directory, create a new module, translation.js, that will handle all translation-related functionalities. This module will use the fanyi library to perform translations.

3. Expose Translation Functions: Within translation.js, create functions such as translateText that take input text and target language as parameters and return the translated text. This abstraction will make it easier to manage translations throughout the application.

4. Integrate with Existing Code: Modify index.js to import and utilize the translation functions where necessary. Ensure that the translation feature is optional and can be toggled by the user.

5. Testing: Add unit tests in the tests directory to verify the translation functionality. Ensure that translations are accurate and handle edge cases like unsupported languages or empty text.

About backward compatibility

The implementation should maintain backward compatibility by ensuring that the translation feature is optional and does not interfere with existing functionalities. Users who do not require translation services should experience no changes in the application's behavior.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#115-5a42fd04-8234-4078-8a9f-e52d6b679bf5
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#115-5a42fd04-8234-4078-8a9f-e52d6b679bf5

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