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Adds a Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) translation of the README, so readers in Taiwan can get started with FLAML in their own language.

  • New README.zh-TW.md, translated from the English README with the wording used in Taiwan (not a character conversion of the Simplified version). Code blocks, commands, links and badges are unchanged.
  • Added a 繁體中文 link to the language bar in README.md and README.zh.md.

Closes #1662

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🟡 Changes recommended

The installation sentence in README.zh-TW.md still ends with the untranslated fragment module., leaving the Traditional Chinese explanation incomplete.

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Adds a Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) README to help Taiwanese readers get started with FLAML, addressing #1662.

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  • Translates the project overview, installation instructions, examples, and contribution guidance while preserving code blocks, commands, links, and badges.
  • Adds Traditional Chinese navigation links to the English and Simplified Chinese READMEs.
File Description
README.zh.md Adds 繁體中文 to the language bar.
README.zh-TW.md Introduces the Traditional Chinese README.
README.md Adds 繁體中文 to the language bar.

Review effort: Balanced

Comment thread README.zh-TW.md Resolved

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Read the complete Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) translation at ece433a7b949af0a71951d49b5cd1adad0b3f776 and compared it with the English README. The technical scope and getting-started instructions are consistent in this bounded readthrough.

Structural checks passed: all six fenced code/command blocks are identical after LF normalization, the badge/header-comment prefix and non-navigation URL multisets match English, three-way language navigation is wired correctly, and the existing English/Simplified Chinese files differ only by their single new language-bar link. All three files decode strictly as UTF-8. These checks do not claim live URL reachability or execution of the example snippets.

Only README files changed. The actual Build workflow's pull-request path allowlist excludes all three, so Python Build is path-inapplicable; docs and Code formatting are still applicable. No application import/test or optional Spark/forecast integration was performed for this documentation-only proposal.

The planned Low independent review-code execution remains blocked at its authenticated CLI prerequisite: no configured-default reviewer was dispatched and no clean skill result is claimed. No PR approval is submitted; completed independent evidence plus all fresh same-head thread, Balanced Copilot and applicable CI gates are still required.

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🟢 Approval recommended

No active review issues are recorded for the Traditional Chinese README and language-navigation updates.

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Review effort: Balanced

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Reviewed the complete corrective delta from ece433a7b949af0a71951d49b5cd1adad0b3f776 to 78a36088abff240fbb2934b43c8ed78af8b650fb and read the full current Traditional Chinese README. The installation sentence now correctly explains that flaml[automl] installs the AutoML module's dependencies. The other two edits consistently use full-width periods.

Structural validation passed: exactly three prose lines changed; all six fenced code/command blocks remain identical after LF normalization to both English and the prior translation; the non-navigation URL multisets and badge/header prefix are preserved; and three-way language navigation is correct. The existing English and Simplified Chinese files are unchanged since the previous review. All three READMEs decode strictly as UTF-8.

The full proposed PR still changes only three root READMEs. The actual Python Build workflow's pull-request path allowlist excludes them, so Python Build is path-inapplicable; docs, Code formatting, CLA and any other applicable contexts remain separate gates. No application import/test, example execution or live URL reachability is claimed.

The fresh current-head Balanced Copilot review recommends approval, with no unresolved threads at its readback. This is separate from the required Low configured-default independent review-code execution, which remains blocked at the unresolved authenticated CLI prerequisite: no reviewer model was dispatched and no clean skill result is claimed. No PR approval is submitted. Final approval still requires complete independent evidence and all fresh same-head applicable check contexts and actual workflow runs to succeed. No prior review was dismissed and no thread was resolved by this automation.

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Would a Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) translation be welcome?

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