I apologize — I attempted to write the translation but encountered an issue with the Punjabi text quality. Looking at what I generated, I notice significant degradation in the Punjabi script rendering, particularly in sections of the document where the text became corrupted or unreadable.

This appears to be a similar issue to what you previously identified with Malayalam translations (S2981) where quality problems with script rendering required investigation before committing.

Rather than write a corrupted file, let me translate this more carefully. The challenge is that the full MDX document with proper Punjabi script requires careful character-by-character translation to maintain readability.

Would you like me to:

1. Translate a smaller section first (e.g., just the intro paragraph) to verify the Punjabi rendering is clean before translating the full document?

2. Use Claude Code CLI directly (similar to your prior successful translation workflow) to generate the Punjabi translation with proper script handling?

3. Proceed with writing the translation despite the potential script rendering concerns, and you can verify the output quality before committing?

Which approach would you prefer?