HOTFIX: Decentralized Verification feedback #3

[mateodaza]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated localization for verification status in both Catalan and Spanish to reflect GIVback eligibility.
• Bug Fixes
  • Adjusted the VerificationBadge component to focus solely on GIVback eligibility, removing previous verification status displays.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces changes to localization strings in the lang/ca.json and lang/es.json files, updating the label for "verification_status" to reflect a focus on GIVbacks eligibility. Additionally, the VerificationBadge component in src/components/VerificationBadge.tsx has been modified to alter the logic for displaying verification statuses, emphasizing GIVbacks eligibility over general verification.

Changes

File	Change Summary
lang/ca.json, lang/es.json	Updated label for "verification_status" from "Estat de verificació" / "Estado de verificación" to "Estat d'elegibilitat de GIVbacks" / "Estado de elegibilidad de GIVbacks."
src/components/VerificationBadge.tsx	Modified logic to evaluate verificationStatus based on GIVback eligibility, commenting out the display for EVerificationStatus.VERIFIED.

Possibly related PRs

• Decentralized Verification: Moving from verified to vouches #4729: Modifies localization strings in lang/ca.json, aligning with the terminology shift regarding GIVbacks eligibility.
• Decentralized Verification v1 feedback #1 #4756: Updates lang/ca.json to modify the "project.givback_toast.description.verified_public_not_eligible" entry, relevant to GIVbacks eligibility changes.
• Decentralized Verification Feedback: Badges Tooltips + Filters #4765: Adds new tooltips in lang/ca.json related to "vouched" and "givback eligible," connecting to the main PR's focus on verification status terminology.

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• MohammadPCh

Poem

🐇 In the meadow where we play,
GIVbacks shine bright, leading the way.
Labels shift, meanings align,
Eligibility's the new design!
With a hop and a cheer, we embrace the change,
For a brighter future, we rearrange! 🌼

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