docs(i18n): native-quality polish of German & Polish READMEs#3
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Review pass over the machine-translated de/pl READMEs (root, packages/scorm, example): idiomatic terminology, grammar/case fixes, anglicism cleanup, consistent rendering across files. Structure, code, identifiers and nav line preserved (line counts identical to the English sources). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Native-quality review pass over the machine-translated German and Polish READMEs (root,
packages/scorm,example— 6 files), as the pre-publish follow-up flagged for 2.0.0.What changed
Preserved exactly
@studiolxd/react-scorm" note, correctly translateden/es/fr/pt were already fine and are untouched. A final human eyeball before publish is still worthwhile, but these are now natural, consistent, and structurally faithful.
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