# `cy-gb`

## Purpose

`cy-gb.ts` ships the Welsh (Cymraeg, `cy-GB`) translation pack for the auth surface. The file conforms structurally to `AuthTranslationPack` — every key present in `en-gb.ts` MUST be present here, otherwise `tsc` fails the typecheck gate. This guarantees Wave 2 form components can resolve any key in any locale without locale-specific guards. Pure data; no runtime code.

## Features

- Welsh copy across all 10 functional groups.
- Compile-time conformance to `AuthTranslationPack`.
- Default-exported for direct consumption (`import cyGb from "@suaveplan/react-auth/translations"`).

## Usage: Basic

```ts
import { cyGb } from "@suaveplan/react-auth";
console.log(cyGb.auth.login.title); // "Mewngofnodi"
```

## Usage: Advanced

```ts
import { authTranslations } from "@suaveplan/react-auth";

function detectLocaleAndResolve(prefersWelsh: boolean) {
    const locale = prefersWelsh ? "cy-gb" : "en-gb";
    return authTranslations[locale].auth.login.forgotPassword;
}
```

## API Reference

- `default` — the Welsh translation pack of type `AuthTranslationPack`.

## Implementation Notes

Translations are reviewed by a fluent Welsh speaker before each release; the strings here are the verbatim upstream copy. When a string would mention a date or a number, the Wave 2 form components will inject ICU-formatted values through `@suaveplan/i18n-icu-parser` — the strings stored here intentionally avoid pre-formatted numerics. Punctuation conventions (e.g. apostrophe usage, full-stop placement in error messages) follow standard editorial conventions for Welsh, matching the upstream pack.