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The Swedish voicemail configuration refers to prompts that are absent from the official Swedish Jakob sound pack. This updates the references to existing recordings and combines existing recordings for important new and saved messages. It also uses the supported
neutergender for message counts so that one message is announced as “ett meddelande”. The new and saved message announcements now map to the Swedish recordings rather than constructing English filenames.Validation: parsed the XML, checked static voicemail references against the 8 kHz Jakob 1.0.50 archive, checked both message type patterns and the count gender against FreeSWITCH source, and ran Gitleaks on the changed file. The assembled prompts have not been tested in a live FreeSWITCH call.