fix: The form node submission button has not been internationalized

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: The form node submission button has not been internationalized

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[shaohuzhang1]

There aren't any major issues with this code snippet, but here are some general suggestions:

1. Translation Placeholder: The v-t="'common.submit'" syntax suggests that you're using i18n translations from VitePress or Vue.js Internationalization (vuetifyjs.com). Ensure that the translations file (en.ts, etc.) contains an entry for 'common.submit'.

2. Event Binding: The use of $t() within Vue components is generally correct and recommended when integrating internationalization.

3. Code Formatting: There's no significant formatting issue beyond typical HTML/CSS/JavaScript spacing conventions.

Here's a few additional tips if needed:

4. Conditional Logic Inside @click: If conditionals inside event handlers need to be updated based on reactive data properties like is_submit or disabled, ensure they re-evaluate properly when necessary.

5. Accessibility Considerations: Check if there are accessibility enhancements required due to changes in button labels or states (e.g., aria-live).

6. Performance Optimization: This component is straightforward and doesn't suggest any performance bottlenecks without knowing more about its overall usage or context.

Overall, the provided code seems well-structured and should function as intended, assuming proper configuration for i18n support.