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Allow Chrome page translator to translate messages in rooms #11113

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"mx_EventTile_body": true,
"mx_EventTile_bigEmoji": emojiBody,
"markdown-body": isHtmlMessage && !emojiBody,
"translate": true,
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Please could you add a comment explaining a bit more about what this does, and why it is necessary? Surely it isn't normally necessary to mark things for translation explicitly?

Do I understand correctly that this is overriding a notranslate class somewhere else? Please say that in a comment if so.

Basically: imagine you are a developer reading this code for the first time, without the benefit of having read all of the conversation on element-hq/element-web#25594, and that you are trying to understand what this is for.

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Do I understand correctly that this is overriding a notranslate class somewhere else? Please say that in a comment if so.

@richvdh Yes.

The entire application currently has translation disabled using the notranslate class placed in the div#matrixchat element.
The translate class overrides the notranslate class that is in this element's ancestor.

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let emojiBodyElements: JSX.Element[] | undefined;
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