New Crowdin updates

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• New Features
  • Added new localization support for the title "Hub Trezor" in the app.

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This update introduces a new localization key specifically for the Czech language. It aims to enhance user interface by adding a Czech translation for the authentication title in the hub section of the application.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.../cs.lproj/Localizable.strings	Added localization key "hubAuthentication.title" with value "Hub trezor".

🐰✨ In the code garden, under the moon's glow, A new key blooms, its purpose to show. "Hub trezor," it whispers in the night, A Czech phrase shining, oh so bright. Hopping along, with changes so small, Making the app friendly, for one and for all. 🌟

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[tobihagemann]

@coderabbitai Why did you review this PR? Shouldn't it be skipped due to the "New Crowdin updates" title?

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