Docs: update copy delivery process documentation #2466
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Design did the bulk of the work here to capture the details of our process.
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Merging this in now. We can always open follow-up PRs if we notice something is inaccurate. |
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Closes #2218
This PR updates the "Copy delivery process" docs to reflect workflow involving Ditto and Crowdin. Design (@srhhnry) did the bulk of the work for capturing the details of our process. We worked in a Google Doc to iterate on the changes.
Also see #2388 for more context on the work that went into these updates.