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docs: add link to Arabic translation - #921
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Update: all chapters are now translated.
Hi Chris,
This adds a link to the Arabic translation of the book, following the process you described in #829.
The translation lives in zeyadsleem/learn-go-with-tests-ar, with attribution and a link back to this repo in its README. It now covers the whole book, keeps the same section structure, and every code sample is byte-for-byte identical to the source.
One note on hosting: I went with a Hugo site on GitHub Pages rather than GitBook, because GitBook does not render Arabic right-to-left layout properly (lists and other blocks stay LTR). The Hugo setup gives a full RTL reading experience and keeps the code LTR and syntax highlighted.
Thanks!
Zeyad