Add the parseFromDeveloperNoteTrimCharacters in the tTranslations snippets

[fvet]

The tTranslations snippets are conditionally generated, respecting the "xliffSync.snippetTargetLanguage"

Example

"xliffSync.snippetTargetLanguage": "nl-BE",

Resuls in

Caption = 'CaptionText', Comment = 'nl-BE=Translation';

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However, since #100 we also have a new setting "xliffSync.parseFromDeveloperNoteTrimCharacters" that should be supported by the tTranslations snippets.

Example

"xliffSync.parseFromDeveloperNoteTrimCharacters": "\"",

Resuls in

Caption = 'CaptionText', Comment = 'nl-BE=Translation';

Where the expected result would be (=> adding the extra charachter(s) - e.g. " - from parseFromDeveloperNoteTrimCharacters)

Caption = 'CaptionText', Comment = 'nl-BE="Translation"'; (*)

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(*) This allows the developer to quickly add translations in code via Google Translate in VS Code

• With some shortcuts magic (Ctrl+D / Ctrl+F2), the developer select e.g. all nl-BE tags.
• Then, moves twice to the right and by using the Bracket Selection extension (Alt+A) can easily select everything within the " ".
• Once the selecting is made, using the VS Code Google Translate, we can batch translate all at once.

[rvanbekkum]

I could look into something for that.

Also, something that I have also considered is making a "xliffSync.snippetTargetLanguages": [] setting, which will replace the xliffSync.snippetTargetLanguage after some time, but they should be able to both work, at least for quite some time, i.e., if the first setting is not empty, that will be used, otherwise, the existing setting will be used.