Use correct grammar for healing messages #39687
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Summary
SUMMARY: Bugfixes "Use correct grammar for healing messages"Purpose of change
Fixes #39675
Describe the solution
Removes the unnecessary word "was" from these messages, displayed when a bandaged or disinfected wound on some body part becomes fully healed:
Describe alternatives you've considered
Considered alternative phrasing, including:
But in both cases the extra word is not only unnecessary, but suggests that the healing occurred some time ago (rather than just as the message is printed, which is the intended meaning).
Testing
Debug self-injury, used bandages and antiseptic. Correct messages were shown.
Additional context