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ja: verify the ASCII and Latin-1 strings in unicode.yaml; say シャープ, スター and 空欄 - #970

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This marks the ASCII and Latin-1 strings in unicode.yaml as verified after checking each one against English, except the two は strings for < and >, which I will check with the other は strings later, and changes four words. The terse literal ! was バング, which is not a Japanese word, so it is now 感嘆符 like the other verbosities. # was 番号記号, a formal character name that nobody says aloud, so it is now シャープ, the name used for it in Japan and in the NVDA Japanese symbol list. The star in A* was アスタリスク, so it is now スター, as English says star. An empty part of a fraction or matrix was 空, which Open JTalk reads as ソラ (sky), so it is now 空欄. A new test covers these four. All language tests pass and audit-translations ja has 49 fewer untranslated strings, with rule differences unchanged.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PxieeR5Zo8C2XvcgnBBCDc
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