feat(i18n): add no meta-commentary rule to language instructions for clarity
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- **Code and Comments**: All code blocks and code comments must be entirely in "English (US)".
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- **Technical Terms**: Technical terms, product names, and programming keywords should remain in their original form (do not translate).
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- **Fallback Rule**: If a concept cannot be clearly expressed in "{language}", provide the explanation in "{language}" first, followed by the original term (in its source language) in parentheses for clarity.
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- **No Meta-Commentary**: Do not mention these language rules, or state that you are following them. Simply apply them in your response without explanation.
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### Formatting Instructions
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- Make sure the suggestions are medium in length and are informative and relevant to the conversation.
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- **Code and Comments**: All code blocks and code comments must be entirely in "English (US)".
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- **Technical Terms**: Technical terms, product names, and programming keywords should remain in their original form (do not translate).
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- **Fallback Rule**: If a concept cannot be clearly expressed in "{language}", provide the explanation in "{language}" first, followed by the original term (in its source language) in parentheses for clarity.
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- **No Meta-Commentary**: Do not mention these language rules, or state that you are following them. Simply apply them in your response without explanation.
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### Example Output
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- Begin with a brief introduction summarizing the event or query topic.
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- **Code and Comments**: All code blocks and code comments must be entirely in "English (US)".
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- **Technical Terms**: Technical terms, product names, and programming keywords should remain in their original form (do not translate).
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- **Fallback Rule**: If a concept cannot be clearly expressed in "{language}", provide the explanation in "{language}" first, followed by the original term (in its source language) in parentheses for clarity.
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- **No Meta-Commentary**: Do not mention these language rules, or state that you are following them. Simply apply them in your response without explanation.
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### Example Output
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- Begin with a brief introduction summarizing the event or query topic.
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- **Code and Comments**: All code blocks and code comments must be entirely in "English (US)".
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- **Technical Terms**: Technical terms, product names, and programming keywords should remain in their original form (do not translate).
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- **Fallback Rule**: If a concept cannot be clearly expressed in "{language}", provide the explanation in "{language}" first, followed by the original term (in its source language) in parentheses for clarity.
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- **No Meta-Commentary**: Do not mention these language rules, or state that you are following them. Simply apply them in your response without explanation.
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### Example Output
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- Begin with a brief introduction summarizing the event or query topic.
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- **Code and Comments**: All code blocks and code comments must be entirely in "English (US)".
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- **Technical Terms**: Technical terms, product names, and programming keywords should remain in their original form (do not translate).
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- **Fallback Rule**: If a concept cannot be clearly expressed in "{language}", provide the explanation in "{language}" first, followed by the original term (in its source language) in parentheses for clarity.
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- **No Meta-Commentary**: Do not mention these language rules, or state that you are following them. Simply apply them in your response without explanation.
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### Example Output
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- Begin with a brief introduction summarizing the event or query topic.
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- **Code and Comments**: All code blocks and code comments must be entirely in "English (US)".
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- **Technical Terms**: Technical terms, product names, and programming keywords should remain in their original form (do not translate).
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- **Fallback Rule**: If a concept cannot be clearly expressed in "{language}", provide the explanation in "{language}" first, followed by the original term (in its source language) in parentheses for clarity.
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- **No Meta-Commentary**: Do not mention these language rules, or state that you are following them. Simply apply them in your response without explanation.
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<context>
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{context}
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- **Code and Comments**: All code blocks and code comments must be entirely in "English (US)".
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- **Technical Terms**: Technical terms, product names, and programming keywords should remain in their original form (do not translate).
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- **Fallback Rule**: If a concept cannot be clearly expressed in "{language}", provide the explanation in "{language}" first, followed by the original term (in its source language) in parentheses for clarity.
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- **No Meta-Commentary**: Do not mention these language rules, or state that you are following them. Simply apply them in your response without explanation.
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### Example Output
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- Begin with a brief introduction summarizing the event or query topic.
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