az-{appconfig,bicep,congitiveservices,config,container}: add Italian …

[SpikeTheDragon40k]

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[ivanbaluta]

Please translate the placeholder for az-cognitiveservices

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The build for this PR failed with the following error(s) at commit
54ef5ad3b250a7dce82437e4f757f23a1ef7915a:

pages.it/common/az-cognitiveservices.md:21:251 error MD013/line-length Line length [Expected: 250; Actual: 266]

Please fix the error(s) and push again.

[SpikeTheDragon40k]

Please translate the placeholder for az-cognitiveservices

the problem here is in the line lenght if you translate everything we go over 250 char

[ivanbaluta]

Oh, I faced this exact same issue when translating into Russian.

Maybe we could use shortened variants, for example, {{nome_account}} -> {{account}}, {{gruppo_risorse}} -> {{gruppo}}, etc. But then, for consistency, it would be better to replace all placeholders across the entire az cognitiveservices page with the shortened versions.

However, I'm not sure if using short variants is a good idea, meaning how natural it sounds to a native speaker. If it doesn't sound very good, I think we can just revert them back to the English versions. What do you think?

[SpikeTheDragon40k]

Oh, I faced this exact same issue when translating into Russian.

Maybe we could use shortened variants, for example, {{nome_account}} -> {{account}}, {{gruppo_risorse}} -> {{gruppo}}, etc. But then, for consistency, it would be better to replace all placeholders across the entire az cognitiveservices page with the shortened versions.

However, I'm not sure if using short variants is a good idea, meaning how natural it sounds to a native speaker. If it doesn't sound very good, I think we can just revert them back to the English versions. What do you think?

I just reverted the commands to English.