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Drop the draft-PR requirement; delegation is just: use a subagent

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## Delegate to a subagent
When this skill fires and translations need to be written, do not translate yourself: spawn a subagent to do the translation work and have it open a **draft PR** so a human reviews the translation before it lands. If you are that delegated subagent — or the counterpart update is owed to an in-flight PR whose branch you already own ([same-PR rule](../../../docs/i18n/README.md#the-gate-verify-translation-pairing)) — skip this section and translate on your current branch; the sections from here on address the agent actually writing the translation.
When this skill fires and translations need to be written, do not translate yourself: spawn a subagent to do the translation work. If you are that delegated subagent, skip this section; the sections from here on address the agent actually writing the translation.
**This skill is guidance, not a translation memory.** It is the workflow map for keeping `foo.md ↔ foo.zh.md` pairs consistent and natural in both languages. Both languages carry equal authority — a change is authored in either one, and that side is the source for that update. You are the translator: the rules below say what must hold, not how to phrase any particular sentence — phrasing judgment is yours, terminology is not.