claude d0bba19a17 refactor: Refactor legal.js with improved comments (Step 4 of 6)
Refactored legal.js from 135 → 124 lines (8% reduction) by:
- Removing local browserLang() and getLang() that are now in utils
- Simplifying to focus on page-specific injection logic

Kept legal page-specific functionality:
- Local LANG_KEY storage for page language preference
- injectTopbar() with language switcher buttons
- injectFooter() with language-aware copyright and legal links
- Event delegation for language link clicks
- DOMContentLoaded handler

Added clear JSDoc comments explaining the injection pattern and
how legal pages dynamically reuse common UI elements while supporting
language switching via event delegation.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Introduction

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Getting Started

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  1. Installation process
  2. Software dependencies
  3. Latest releases
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Build and Test

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Contribute

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