Added the wiki prefix to titles in GlobalFileUsage for issue #6416 #6417
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This pull request fixes issue #6416 by adding wiki prefixes (e.g., "(en)", "(fr)") to titles in the "Usages on Other Wikis" section to show which Wikipedia the page belongs to.
Changes:
FileUsagesUiModel.ktto prefix titles with the wiki code (e.g., "(en) Changi East Depot").MediaDetailFragment.ktcorrectly displays the prefixed titles, keeping clickable functionality from Make items in "File usages" clickable, opening page where the image is used #6307.File:Changi_East_Depot_site_080525.jpgto ensure prefixes appear and links work.UI :
Closes #6416.
Thank You : )