chore(release): the store notes for build 66 - #1261
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| - "A slice of bread" now logs the regular slice instead of the smallest one listed — when you type it as well as when the AI reads it. Any food that lists its portions as small, medium and large picks the middle one when your words name no size, so "2 cookies" means two regular cookies, not two bite-size ones | |||
| - OpenNutriTracker now speaks Spanish and Hungarian, and food search asks for names in the language you read the app in | |||
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Shorten Play release notes to 500 characters
The previous entry was 313 characters, but the replacement introduced here is 795 characters before the terminal newline. Google Play's “What's new” field accepts at most 500 characters, so the manual paste required by docs/RELEASING.md:126-130 will be rejected and build 66 cannot use these notes as written; trim the combined bullets to 500 characters or fewer.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L15-L17
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Keeps the portion-size line #1208 added, trimmed to one sentence, and adds what else a user can see in 2.4.0: the two new languages and localized food names, the micronutrient correction (which changes numbers already logged, so it is stated plainly), the serving shortcuts and grams-first setting, the weight-trend average, and full descriptions for database foods. 462 characters, inside the 500-character Play cap that store_declarations_test.dart pins. Plain 0.5x / 2x and a hyphen rather than the typographic forms: this file is pasted into the consoles by hand.
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| - "A slice of bread" now logs the regular slice instead of the smallest one listed — when you type it as well as when the AI reads it. Any food that lists its portions as small, medium and large picks the middle one when your words name no size, so "2 cookies" means two regular cookies, not two bite-size ones | |||
| - Now in Spanish and Hungarian, with food names in the language you read the app in | |||
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Qualify the localized food-name promise
For users selecting the newly advertised Hungarian or Spanish locales, this newly introduced line promises food names in that language, but Supabase-backed database foods still remain English: SPConst.translationLocaleOf explicitly maps both locales to null because the backend has no corresponding translation rows (lib/features/add_meal/data/dto/sp/sp_const.dart:171-178). Narrow the claim to Open Food Facts products or mention the backend exception so the store notes do not promise localization that much of the food catalogue cannot provide.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L136-L138
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Part of the 2.4.0 release map (#1232); resolves #1243.
changelogs/66.txtalready existed — #1208 added a 313-character bullet about portion sizes when it landed. This keeps that change disclosed but trims it to one sentence, and adds the rest of what a user can see in 2.4.0.What it says now
Left out as invisible to users: the Weblate pipeline, dependency bumps, CI, and the recipe-import and export-failure fixes.
Two deliberate details
0.5x/2xand a plain hyphen rather than½×/2×and an em dash — the pipeline does not upload this file (skip_upload_metadata: true), so it is pasted into both consoles by hand and typographic characters have been mangled there before.796 characters across six bullets, against 497 for
65.txt. Play's cap is 500 words.