i18n.lua

Implements Unicode CLDR rules for locale-aware pluralization, as shown in the Russian example with 'one', 'few', 'many' forms, ensuring standard compliance for complex languages.

Supports three interpolation styles: named variables (%{name}), traditional Lua formatting (%d %s), and combined formats, demonstrated in the interpolation examples for versatile string handling.

Automatically falls back through locale ancestry (e.g., en-US to en) and a configurable default locale, as described in the fallbacks section, reducing missing translation errors.

Allows loading translations from individual or consolidated files via loadFile, facilitating easy organization and updates, as illustrated in the language file examples.