build(deps): bump slang from 3.30.2 to 3.31.1

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Bumps slang from 3.30.2 to 3.31.1.

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v3.31.0

• feat: add dart run slang normalize to normalize translations based on base locale @​Tienisto
• feat: add parameter type support (introduced 3.30.0) to ARB files (#214) @​Tienisto
• feat: sort translation files for reproducible console output (#210) @​poppingmoon

fast_i18n v5.12.4

• fix: Flutter 3.0.0 compatibility

fast_i18n v5.12.3

• fix: resolve some linting errors in generated file

fast_i18n v5.12.2

• fix: handle csv files with 1st level lists

Add plural support: Swedish (thanks to Johannes Löhnn)

fast_i18n v5.12.1

• fix: handle empty lists in combination with interfaces
• fix: migrate ARB files with plurals/selects correctly

fast_i18n v5.12.0

• feat: add comments feature for json and csv files
• feat: new command flutter pub run fast_i18n:migrate arb en.arb en.json to migrate ARB files

fast_i18n v5.11.0

• feat: new command flutter pub run fast_i18n stats to get number of words, characters, etc.
• fix: create missing directories instead of throwing an error

fast_i18n v5.10.0

• feat: add option locale_handling: false to not generate t and LocaleSettings (suitable for dependency injection)

fast_i18n v5.9.0

Dependency Injection (optional)

Plural resolvers are now part of the translation class.

Meaning, you can now build your own instance without relying on LocaleSettings or any other side effects.

This is entirely optional! You can still use the included LocaleSettings solution.

// riverpod example
final english = AppLocale.en.build(cardinalResolver: myEnResolver);
final german = AppLocale.de.build(cardinalResolver: myDeResolver);
final translationProvider = StateProvider<StringsEn>((ref) => german);
// access the current instance
final t = ref.watch(translationProvider);
String a = t.welcome.title;

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