Let potx extract the wrapped Drupal.t() calls, translate the 94 missing strings, and drop the 81 dead ones

Nine translatable JavaScript strings are missing from the translation template, so no language can translate them through localize.drupal.org. They cover the calendar's day-selection messages, the place map's empty-selection hint, and both check-in camera fallbacks.

The cause is upstream, in the extractor rather than in this module. potx skips a Drupal.t() or Drupal.formatPlural() call when the last argument is followed by a comma, which is exactly what Prettier emits under Drupal core's .prettierrc.json ("trailingComma": "all") once a call is long enough to wrap. The code is correctly formatted; the extractor cannot read it. Tracked upstream as #3164803: Invalid parsing in javascript Drupal.formatPlural, open since 2020, and not fixed by the current 2.0.0-alpha2, whose trailing-comma allowance only applies when an arguments object is present.

This is not visible to French users, since the module ships its own fr.po covering all nine, but any other language is affected.

Proposed resolution. Mark the six affected call sites // prettier-ignore and drop the trailing comma, with a short note beside each pointing at the upstream issue. Prettier's own check still passes, and extraction goes from 63 of 72 JavaScript strings to 72 of 72. The directives come out once #3164803: Invalid parsing in javascript Drupal.formatPlural is fixed.