Any missing messages in the `en` locale are now reported to Sentry as
errors. They are printed to the console as an error upon the first
encounter as well.
If a missing message is found during e2e testing, the error is thrown.
This will likely break the e2e test even if it isn't looking for
console errors, as the UI with the missing message will fail to render.
The `tOrDefault` method was updated to no longer attempt looking for
messages with a key that is a falsey value (e.g. `undefined`). There
are a few places where they key is determined dynamically, where it's
expected during the normal flow for it to be `undefined` sometimes.
In these cases we don't want the error to be thrown.