Just noticed that module uses:

$t('bla  bla');

But it sould be:

t('bla  bla');

Without '$' cause this a function, not a variable.

Jérémy

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mfer commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Earlier in that section of code you'll see

  $t = get_t();

This means that $t references either t() or st() depending on the circumstance. So it works and looks to be designed to work that way.