calcom
fix: translate by proceeding i18n
What does this PR do?
it translates "By proceeding, you agree to our terms and privacy policy" using i18n
/claim #14877 Fixes #14877
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No this is wrong way to fix that. I've already handled that in one of my pr.
we dont translate strings by breaking them up. this cannot be done for other languages
