How can I customize the language lines in Laravel Form Components

1. Publish the translations and modify them:
- Run `php artisan vendor:publish --tag="form-components-translations"` to publish the translation files to your `resources/lang/vendor/form-components` directory.
- Modify the language lines in these files to match your desired translations.

2. Use the `__()` helper:
- You can use the `__()` helper function to localize the labels and other text in the form components.
- For example, you can use `label="__('user.name')"` to localize the label for the "name" field.

3. Extend the component classes:
- If you need more control over the localization, you can extend the component classes and override the `getLabel()`, `getPlaceholder()`, and other methods that return localized strings.
- This allows you to implement your own localization logic, such as using a different translation package or fetching translations from a database.

4. Customize the configuration:
- In the published configuration file, you can set the `'translations_path'` option to a custom path where your translation files are located.
- This allows you to use a different directory structure for your translations.

5. Use a custom translation package:
- If you're using a different translation package, such as Spatie's `laravel-translatable`, you can customize the component classes to work with that package.
- This may involve overriding the component methods that handle localization.

By using these customization options, you can ensure that the language lines in the Laravel Form Components library match the rest of your application's localization strategy. This allows you to provide a consistent user experience across your forms and other parts of the application.