spook Translations update from Hosted Weblate

Translations update from Hosted Weblate for Spook/Inverse helper.

Current translation status:

Aug 09 '24 10:08 weblate

📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The update introduces structured JSON configurations in multiple translation files for the spook_inverse integration. New files for Afrikaans, Finnish, Estonian, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), and Maltese enhance localization by providing detailed settings for binary sensors and switches. Each file now includes comprehensive sections for config, options, and user descriptions, improving accessibility and usability for various language speakers. Additionally, updates to Norwegian and Portuguese files refine existing translations.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`custom_components/spook/integrations/spook_inverse/...`	Added new translation files `af.json`, `fi.json`, `et.json`, `ko.json`, `zh_Hans.json`, `zh_Hant.json`, and `mt.json`, each containing structured JSON configurations for `binary_sensor` and `switch`, including properties like `entity_id`, `hide_source`, and `name`, along with user descriptions and menu options.
`custom_components/spook/integrations/spook_inverse/...`	Updated `nb_NO.json` to rename keys related to entity ID and source hiding options for Norwegian translations.
`custom_components/spook/integrations/spook_inverse/...`	Updated `pt.json` to append a ghost emoji (👻) to various titles in the configuration and options sections.

Poem

🐰 In the digital glade where sensors play,
New options bloom like flowers in the day.
With a hop and a skip, they dance in delight,
Reversing their roles, making everything right.
So let’s cheer for the change, let joy take its flight! 🌸✨

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