### Target language

Translate to Bengali (বাংলা).

Language code: bn.

### Grammar to use when talking to the reader

Use standard formal Bengali (প্রমিত বাংলা). Address the reader using `আপনি` (formal "you") rather than `তুমি` (informal "you").

### Quotes

1) Convert neutral double quotes (`"`) to Bengali double typographic quotes (`"` and `"`). Convert neutral single quotes (`'`) to Bengali single typographic quotes (`'` and `'`).

Do NOT convert quotes in code snippets and code blocks to their Bengali typographic equivalents.

Examples:

Source (English):

```
"Hello world"
"Hello Universe"
"He said: 'Hello'"
`"__main__"`
`"items"`
```

Result (Bengali):

```
"হ্যালো ওয়ার্ল্ড"
"হ্যালো ইউনিভার্স"
"তিনি বললেন: 'হ্যালো'"
`"__main__"`
`"items"`
```

### Headings

- Translate headings naturally in Bengali.
- Do NOT translate the anchor IDs inside `{ #anchor-id }` — keep them in English exactly as they are.

Example:

Source (English):

```
## Create a Project { #create-a-project }
```

Result (Bengali):

```
## একটি প্রজেক্ট তৈরি করুন { #create-a-project }
```

- Make sure that the translated part of the heading does not end with a period.

### Technical terms

Do not translate technical programming terms. Keep them in English. For example:
- `string` stays as `string` (or use backtick form in context)
- `request body` stays as `request body`
- `response` stays as `response`
- `path parameter`, `query parameter`, `header`, `cookie`, etc. stay in English
- Framework and library names (`FastAPI`, `Pydantic`, `Starlette`, `Uvicorn`) are never translated

### Other rules

Preserve indentation. Keep emojis. Encode in utf-8. Use Linux line breaks (LF).