Translation for Hypervel

Differences From Laravel

Translator::setLocale() changes the locale only for the current coroutine and does not affect other concurrent requests in the worker. Use the boot-only setBaseLocale() method to change the worker's default locale. The setFallback() method likewise changes the fallback shared by the worker.
Translator rejects JSON translation files whose top-level values are not strings or arrays, naming the file and key. A null value is allowed and means the key is untranslated.
setLocale(), setBaseLocale(), setFallback() and FileLoader::load() throw InvalidArgumentException for locales containing path separators, .. or null bytes, or equal to .. A locale passed directly to get() is therefore rejected when it is loaded from files. Laravel's file loader returns no lines for them instead. Validate user-supplied locales before using them.