fix: missing ease type locale

[HardyNLee]

介绍

fix #443
修复 easeType 的翻译无法生效的问题

主要更改

• 将常量 easeType 改为函数 getEaseType() , 每次调用返回新 Map<string, string>
• 使用 useMemo 记忆每次获取的 easeType (gemini-code-assist 建议)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves a critical localization bug where 'ease type' options were not displaying translated strings. The solution involves a strategic refactoring of the easeType data structure from a static constant to a dynamic function, ensuring that translation lookups occur at runtime and correctly reflect the current locale. This change impacts several UI components that consume these ease type definitions, as well as the associated translation files.

Highlights

• Localization Fix: This pull request addresses and fixes issue #443, where 'ease type' translations were not being correctly applied or displayed in the user interface. The change ensures that the correct localized strings are always used for ease type options.
• Refactoring of Ease Type Data Structure: The static easeType constant Map in src/pages/editor/GraphicalEditor/utils/constants.ts has been refactored into a getEaseType() function. This function now returns a new Map<string, string> on each invocation, which allows the translation utility (t) to dynamically re-evaluate and provide the most current localized strings based on the active locale.
• Component Adaptations: Three UI components (ChangeBg.tsx, ChangeFigure.tsx, and SetTransform.tsx) that previously relied on the static easeType constant have been updated. They now import and call the new getEaseType() function to retrieve the localized ease type options, ensuring consistency with the dynamic translation approach.
• Locale File Updates: The .po translation files for English (en.po), Japanese (ja.po), and Simplified Chinese (zhCn.po) have been updated. These changes primarily involve adjusting the source code line number references for the easeType related strings within src/pages/editor/GraphicalEditor/utils/constants.ts, reflecting the structural change from a constant to a function.

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Code Review

This pull request fixes an issue with translations for easeType not being applied correctly by converting the constant into a function. To improve performance, consider using the useMemo hook to memoize the result of getEaseType() within the components that use it.