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The menu item quick search on Appearance > Menus announced its result count with __( '%d Search Results Found' ). The English string is always plural, so one result was announced as "1 Search Results Found", and translators had no plural forms and no translators comment.

This uses _n( '%d result found.', '%d results found.', count ) with a translators comment, as tags-suggest.js does. The pair already exists in wordpress.pot for the block editor. nav-menu.js already gets "No results found." from that catalog, and the Hindi language pack's JSON file for nav-menu.js includes it, so existing translations of the pair should reach the Menus screen once language packs are rebuilt with the new reference. It also matches that "No results found." message, which the same function announces when nothing matches.

Adds a QUnit test that runs wpNavMenu.processQuickSearchQueryResponse() with one and two results and checks the announced text. It fails on trunk and passes with the change.

Tested in a browser on WordPress 7.1.3, whose quick search handler is identical to trunk: searching posts for a term with one match now announces "1 result found.", two matches announce "2 results found.", and a search with no match still announces "No results found.".

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/66341

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