fix: add $t import to login expired modal

[likui628]

closes #6230

Description

修复 #6230

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  • Improved localization handling in the login expired modal for better language support.

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Walkthrough

An import statement for the $t localization function from @vben/locales was added to the login-expired-modal.vue component. No other code or logic within the component was changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/login-expired-modal.vue	Added import for $t localization function

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Import $t function in login-expired-modal.vue (#6230)	✅

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• mynetfan
• anncwb
• jinmao88
• vince292007

Poem

A hop, a skip, a code import,
Now translations have full support!
The modal speaks in every tongue,
Thanks to $t, our work is done.
Hoppy code and bugs begone,
Localization marches on! 🐇✨

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6-6: LGTM! Essential import fix.

The import correctly adds the missing $t localization function that is used in the template (lines 88-89) for translation keys. This fixes the runtime error that would occur without this import.

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