A one-line explanation of what an access level actually does, for the picker
rows in the exercise-naming section and the exercise-creation wizard.
Each line names BOTH halves of what goes out — the name and the instructions —
because a published description carries both. Saying only "this name" would
understate the reach of a coaching cue the author may not have meant to
publish.
Same shape and same reasons as useVisibilityLabel: a literal t("…")
per branch so the extractor sees each string, and null — no line at all —
for a level this build cannot describe, rather than a sentence that promises
the wrong reach.
A one-line explanation of what an access level actually does, for the picker rows in the exercise-naming section and the exercise-creation wizard.
Each line names BOTH halves of what goes out — the name and the instructions — because a published description carries both. Saying only "this name" would understate the reach of a coaching cue the author may not have meant to publish.
Same shape and same reasons as useVisibilityLabel: a literal
t("…")per branch so the extractor sees each string, andnull— no line at all — for a level this build cannot describe, rather than a sentence that promises the wrong reach.