Rephrase the multi-line comments rule to be more precise regarding localization (translations) #42672
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Thanks again @BartoszKlonowski
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This pull request fixes #42053
It rephrases the explanation of the multi-line comments avoidance rule so that it's clear regarding the localization of the page and article versus the embedded comments.
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