Plural forms

[kamil7x]

Do we need to use [two] form?

[splewako]

Do we need to use [two] form?

http://unicode.org/repos/cldr-tmp/trunk/diff/supplemental/language_plural_rules.html seems to suggest that we don't but I didn't check how it is exactly implemented in Firefox OS.

@stasm or @zbraniecki - do you know details by chance?

[stasm]

It will work without it but compare-locales will complain about a missing string since it doesn't understand the special semantics of [two] in the name of the key.

[splewako]

Sorry for not being more precise, I was thinking about adding [two] string with no content like:

enable-full-dev-mode-final-warning-msg={[plural(count)]}
enable-full-dev-mode-final-warning-msg[one]=Stuknij „Włącz” jeszcze raz, aby kontynuować.
enable-full-dev-mode-final-warning-msg[two]=
enable-full-dev-mode-final-warning-msg[few]=Stuknij „Włącz” {{count}} razy, aby kontynuować.
enable-full-dev-mode-final-warning-msg[many]=Stuknij „Włącz” {{count}} razy, aby kontynuować.
enable-full-dev-mode-final-warning-msg[other]=

Just to be sure: if count equals 2, which string get used with example above?
([other] is empty because fractional value wouldn't make sense at all)