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Supported-language control naming
2 November 2026. Existing compact AppShell control now displays NB for Bokmål, accessible native name Norsk bokmål, and lang=nb. English retains EN/English with lang=en. This distinguishes written-language identity from Norway's NO country code. Native self-names are intentional invariant labels, not ordinary untranslated interface prose.
The persisted UI value remains nb; I18nProvider still handles legacy aliases and server nb-NO. No document/ad-language preference, route, country support, new locale, navigation layout or final design implementation changed. Both buttons retain their existing handlers, aria-pressed state and two-character badge width.
RED: new shell test failed against the old Norsk/NO label. GREEN: 17 tests in app-shell-navigation, app-shell-notifications and i18n-provider, zero failures/pending, native exit 0. New case checks both language attributes, native name, badge, pressed state and persisted nb selection. Scoped lint and full typecheck passed. Existing language-persistence cases overlap the preceding catalogue QA run; do not add the totals as disjoint tests. Native local report: job-tracker-ui/.artifacts/language-control-qa.json. Native-device/AT/browser qualification remains distinct.
Literal review also checked JobFlowBar's Flow label. Bounded src search found only its declaration; it has a separate local status normaliser rather than importing the shared pipeline helper. No deletion candidate is established and no inactive/compatibility component was changed solely to reduce an inventory count. Other formatting, admin labels and backend literals remain open.
Fresh production static build after the language-control patch PASSED, native exit 0, including TypeScript and all three generated pages. This is development build evidence, not browser/native AT or production qualification. Native test evidence is archived at ../direct-roadmap/integration-evidence/language-control-native.json.gz.