Some more details:
The first line of action.logout should read:
! >>Logout<<
action.delete has two spaces after "warning" which break translation:
>>Warning: are you sure you want to delete page:<< **{p}**
action.rename has two missing >> << and I think both strings are
currently not in site.language:
Page $1 already exists. Could not rename.
Page renamed from {p} to {=page} by {=author}
Another question concerning 4).
>> 4) Some pages are predominantly or completely English and would be
>> great to be translatable without copying them to the fields. Among
>> them:
>> Missing Page-page
>> undo
>> changes
>> data
>> zones
>> site
>> plugins
>> help
>> search
>
> In these cases it is more likely better to have a custom German action
> page.
Why would you prefer custom language action pages instead of making
some more strings being translated (>><<)? It is working beautifully
for several action pages already: view, create, edit... Wouldn't it be
straightforward to scan all action pages for strings that are not yet
tagged with >><< and add them to site.language?
Greetings,
Markus
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