[Qol] Load i18n en locales during tests

[flx-sta]

Why am I making these changes?

Right now it's kinda hard to read the obfuscated logs during tests as it's just i18n keys.

What are the changes from a developer perspective?

• Added a MSW that handles loading the locales files during tests
• Fix all tests that were written in a way that they were affected by this. They shouldn't anymore in the future now.

Screenshots/Videos

N/A

How to test the changes?

Run the tests. YOu should see human readable english output yet fully functional tests.

Checklist

• I'm using beta as my base branch
• There is no overlap with another PR?
• The PR is self-contained and cannot be split into smaller PRs?
• Have I provided a clear explanation of the changes?
• [ ] Have I considered writing automated tests for the issue?
• [ ] If I have text, did I make it translatable and add a key in the English locale file(s)?
• Have I tested the changes (manually)?
  • Are all unit tests still passing? (npm run test)
• [] Are the changes visual?

[MokaStitcher]

don't know if this is just normal variance because the sample is small, but test runs with this seem to take longer on average than the other runs

seem to take ~3mins on average

vs for other PRs it seems to be more around 2m15-2m30

Not sure if much can be done about this?

[flx-sta]

don't know if this is just normal variance because the sample is small, but test runs with this seem to take longer on average than the other runs

seem to take ~3mins on average (image) vs for other PRs it seems to be more around 2m15-2m30 (image)

Not sure if much can be done about this?

Not really. It's the nature of allowing requests to be sent and having to wait for them.
Here is the 3 states:

• before lazy load: All the locales were there ready with the build
• after lazy-load (now): i18next was mocked away completely so less to build and less to load
• this PR: i18next is allowed to send it's requests and they are redirected by MSW towards loading the file. This causes an import() which is an async "request". MSW is generally much faster than an actually request but there is just so much a machine can do

[torranx]

few typos, would love to see more description on the PR, otherwise looks good