Language Inconsistency in Enatega Multivendor Web for Restaurants with Variations

Issue Summary:
When changing the language to Arabic in the Enatega Multivendor Web, a language inconsistency is observed for restaurants that offer menu variations. Specifically, the required tags, placeholders, and "Add to Cart" buttons associated with menu variations remain in English, causing a discrepancy in the translated content.

Steps to Reproduce:
Open the Enatega Multivendor Web.
Navigate to the language settings.
Change the language to Arabic.
Browse restaurants with menu variations.
Observe the required tags, placeholders, and "Add to Cart" buttons for menu variations.

Expected Behavior:
The required tags, placeholders, and "Add to Cart" buttons for menu variations should be translated into Arabic to provide a consistent and user-friendly experience in the selected language.

Actual Behavior:
The required tags, placeholders, and "Add to Cart" buttons for menu variations remain in English even after switching to Arabic, leading to a language inconsistency for users.

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Start by reproducing the Arabic-language flow in the Enatega Multivendor Web and trace the menu-variation UI entry points. Check where the required tags, placeholders, and "Add to Cart" labels are sourced, then verify that each displays Arabic when the language is changed.

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