[FEATURE REQUEST]: Add README translation for Gujarati

[commonman3517]

Hi 👋 I noticed that Lingo.dev already includes README translations for several languages (like Hindi, Bengali, etc.), but a Gujarati version hasn’t been added yet.

I’d love to contribute by creating a Gujarati translation of the README file, maintaining the same structure and formatting as the main README.md. Additionally, I’ll update the i18n.json file to include "gu": "ગુજરાતી".

If this aligns with the project’s goals, please feel free to assign this issue to me. ✨

Thank you! 🙌

@maintianers please will you assign me this issue

[Somesh-coding]

hi can i work on this issue, plzz assign it to me.

[rahulk965]

Hi! I'd love to contribute a Gujarati translation for the README. I've noticed it's a missing language and I'm ready to submit the PR. Please assign me this issue. Thanks!

[NishchalKap]

Hi! I would love to contribute a Gujarati translation for the README as my first open-source contribution. I’ll maintain the structure and formatting of the main README and update the i18n.json to include "gu": "ગુજરાતી". Please assign me this issue!

As I grew up speaking Gujarati.

[Vraj911]

hi , i would love to contribute in this issue. I am proficient in Gujarati language as I am a gujarati. Please assign me this issue

[sumitsaurabh927]

Hey folks, we can only assign an issue to someone if the person who created the issue doesn't want to work on it.

Assigning this to you @commonman3517

[sumitsaurabh927]

Hey @commonman3517 can you raise a PR for this?

If not, @Vraj911 @Somesh-coding @rahulk965 @NishchalKap are you folks still interested? If yes, please drop a comment down below (I'll assign to the first comment if the current assignee is unresponsive).

Also, whoever raises a PR, make sure to follow conventional guidelines (as given below) when naming your PR and ensure that you include changeset (as mentioned in the contributor's guidelines):

Add a prefix in PR title to indicate what kind of release this pull request corresponds to. For reference, see https://www.conventionalcommits.org/

Available types:

• feat: A new feature
• fix: A bug fix
• docs: Documentation only changes
• style: Changes that do not affect the meaning of the code (white-space, formatting, missing semi-colons, etc)
• refactor: A code change that neither fixes a bug nor adds a feature
• perf: A code change that improves performance
• test: Adding missing tests or correcting existing tests
• build: Changes that affect the build system or external dependencies (example scopes: gulp, broccoli, npm)
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• chore: Other changes that don't modify src or test files
• revert: Reverts a previous commit

[rahulk965]

Hi! I'd be happy to raise a PR for the Gujarati translation.

I've actually already completed the work for this - I have the Gujarati README translation (readme/gu.md) and the i18n.json update ready to go. I had submitted a PR earlier but realized I wasn't properly assigned to the issue first.

Please assign me to this issue and I'll immediately resubmit the PR with:

• Proper conventional commit title: feat: add Gujarati translation for README
• All required changesets
• Following the contributor guidelines

I'm confirmed interested and ready to submit!

[commonman3517]

I have already made a PR fixing this issue please review it reference #1304

[maxprilutskiy]

This issue is currently blocked because Gujarati (gu) is not yet supported as a locale in the Lingo.dev platform. We are working on adding support for this language and will unblock this issue once it's available.