* Misc fixes on the pt-BR translation
* Fix the pt-BR translation of "Wipe Tower"
* Fix the pt-br translation of "ooze"
* Fix pt-BR translations of "flip", "roll", "rotate"
* Fix translations of "preset", "profile", "template", "model"
* Fix the pt-br translation of "nozzle"
* Fix the pt-br translation of "overhang"
* Fix the pt-br translation of "threshold"
* Fix the pt-br translation of "scarf joint"
- Fix crash when selected bed type is not supported by current version.
This could happen if you downgrade Orca to old version that does not
have that bed type.
- For example, if you ever run 2.3.0-beta and having current bed type
set to the last one from the drop down, then if you use 2.2 again the
app will crash during startup.
- This PR fix this by falling back to default bed type if current value
is out of range.
- This PR also fixes issue that current bed type is changed after
upgrading to 2.3 from previous version, due to adding the supertack in
the wrong place in the enum.
and modify the overlap of wall and infill for wipe tower jira:none
cherry picked from commit
bambulab/BambuStudio@4db196b11f
Thanks BambuLab!
- Optimize the starting position of the printing wiper tower after
material change, the initial print on the wipe tower sometimes had
under-extrusion issues, and all layers of wipe tower have the same
starting position, increasing the risk of collision. This optimization
distributes the initial extrusion over four corners, reducing the
accumulation of defects.
- Reducing the rivet length between the wipe tower's outer wall and
infill to 0mm minimizes the risk of collision when switching between
printing infill and outer walls.

# Description
Fixed two regressions:
1. Total layer number was missing for BBL printers
2. M73 remaining info was wrong when ARC fitting is enabled.
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* Added Elegoolink connection
* Set Elegoo CC default bed to btPTE
* Friendly output of some error codes of PrintHost
* feat: Add elegoo centauri carbon profile
* fix: Fix the issue where the bed type in the printer configuration does not match the bed temperature settings when multiple bed types are not supported.
* feat: Modify the elegoo process parameters to disable slowdown_for_curled_perimeters.
* feat: Update comment to clarify plate visibility for multi bed support, BBL printer, and selected bed type.
* fix: Optimize ElegooLink upload; The code is clearer than before.
* feat: Format the ElegooPrintHostSendDialog code.
* fix: Remove the unnecessary instantiation attribute in the Elegoo process.
* fix: Flatpak compilation failed
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Co-authored-by: anjis <anjis.zhou@elegoo.com>
* Comprehensive Update in Traditional Chinese
* Update OrcaSlicer.pot & Update Traditional Chinese
* Update OrcaSlicer_zh_TW.po
* Fix Space
* Update the translation for the new features.
* Correction of full width symbols
* Correction of full width symbols
and modify the overlap of wall and infill for wipe tower
jira:none
Change-Id: I0d1355c718e2bd1efea6d898f793f5869476ab12
(cherry picked from commit 4db196b11f052d6a7a7c7a8aafe0d2b34a7d2d80)
the maximum diameter is changed to 20;
the diameter will not be reset;
jira:STUDIO-8497
GITHUB: #5048
Change-Id: I131305671ebc00dcf6b2972994879fe4ea768a36
(cherry picked from commit 3e9006e2d47c87da40e627034d0dc71c563e98ae)
Add minimum flow ratios for spiral vase transitsions
Currently when starting the spiral vase the extrusion rate is ramped
from 0 to 100% on the first layer and from 100% to 0% on the last layer.
In some cases it can lead to underextrusion at the beginning and end of
the spiral.
This change adds minimum flow ratio options for the beginning and the end
of the vase. This means that instead of ramping from 0% to 100% it
instead ramps from for example 20% to 100%.
This issue has been reported in SuperSlicer
https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/issues/4195