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Clarify how the review process of Weblate influences git commit

We might want to switch from our current setup:

- a user proposes a translation
- once another user votes for the translation it get committed

to latest Weblate’s feature of translation states.

This might be needed in order to be able to build a staging website. (It’ll also involve having weblate use two Git repositories, one to store all translations, one to store only the reviewed translations -> we’ll have to see how to make this happen, likely we’ll have to query it’s database directly and add the corresponding commits.)

However, it seems that these translation states always commit and modify the PO files. And the states are only stored in Weblate’s DB. This is what we want to verify.
Doc: https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/workflows.html#translation-states

Parent Task: #15075 (closed)

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