The public translations endpoint returns the raw strings dictionary, but
the banner expected a wrapped { strings } response and therefore fell back
to English for Thai translations.
Update fetchTranslations() to accept the raw public API shape while keeping
compatibility with wrapped responses. Make default_language optional in the
banner SiteConfig type so old/mocked configs still typecheck.
The banner was fetching /translations-{locale}.json from the CDN as
static files, but translations are stored in the DB and served via
the public /api/v1/translations/{siteId}/{locale} endpoint.
Fixes:
- fetchTranslations() now calls the public API endpoint
- loadTranslations() takes (apiBase, siteId, locale)
- banner.ts passes apiBase and siteId to loadTranslations()
- i18n.test.ts updated to match new signature
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