[feature] How to create alias for hardcoded words?

[ghost]

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Hello. Your project is interested in giving options for many things, excellent, so I thought about bringing this topic.
For English native speakers, it may sound natural to run commands like: npm run, or bun run, or moon run.

But since other languages may not even have these characters upfront in their keyboard, it was always a limited decision to only allow words like "run", "upgrade" to be written.

I mean, even though someone may understand by force of habit what does "run" mean, but maybe in their language it would be better to write "Luna correr" instead of "Moon run".

You see, the verb run was translated.

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In terms of training communities or you could think of teams, it would also be better because it doesn't associate english directly to the tool being learnt.
Even if someone understands English, it may simply prefer, be easier, more productive, less disruptive, less annoying, to read in its mother language. It also avoids switching languages frequently in mental thinking.

My suggestion is: to allow the writing of an alias to each of these words like "run", in order to be able to write, for example: "moon iniciar" instead of "moon run".
Or even "Luna run" if you could be kind enough.

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[milesj]

Thanks for the feedback! It would be nice to support localization at some point in the future, but at this time, do to Rust's static nature, all of the strings are hard-coded in the binary and cannot be substituted at runtime.

As a temporary solution, for moon run specifically, you can drop "run" entirely. So moon :build.