SD-20 Move FAQ content into translations and add Help entry point - #21
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Summary
This PR moves the Help/FAQ page content out of CMS-driven frontend content and into the React i18n translation layer so it can be managed through Weblate. It also adds a clearer entry
point to the Help page from the landing page.
Changes
FaqContentcomponent backed by translation keystranslations.json/helppage to render translated content directly instead of fetching frontend contentFaqContentand updated the landing page snapshotWhy
The FAQ content needs to be translatable through Weblate, and the previous CMS/frontend-content approach was not a good fit for that workflow.
Testing
FaqContentrender coverage for translated headings, links, and images