Translations update from Hosted Weblate

[weblate]

Translations update from Hosted Weblate for LosslessCut/LosslessCut.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added new translations for German (de), Slovak (sk), and Traditional Chinese (zh_Hant) languages, enhancing localization for several video editing functions and UI elements.
• Improvements
  • Updated and refined existing translations for better clarity and accuracy in German and Slovak.

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Walkthrough

This update significantly enhances the application's multilingual support by introducing Arabic translations and refining Czech, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Slovak, Russian, and Traditional Chinese. New terms related to playback controls, error messages, and user guidance have been added, improving the experience for non-English speakers and ensuring clarity in navigation and operations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
locales/ar/translation.json	Introduced Arabic translations, enhancing accessibility for Arabic-speaking users.
locales/cs/translation.json, locales/de/translation.json, locales/fr/translation.json, locales/it/translation.json, locales/sk/translation.json, locales/zh_Hant/translation.json, locales/ru/translation.json	Updated translations for clarity, added new phrases related to functionalities, and improved user experience across various languages.

Poem

In the lands of code, translations bright,
We tweak and tune from day to night.
Arabic, German, and Chinese too,
Bringing clarity clear and true.
🐇 With words that fit just right,
We'll make our app a global light. 🌍

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