nano-community feat: add internationalization support

[x] implement http backend and lazy-loading
[x] create initial locale resources
- [x] arabic
- [x] english
- [x] german
- [x] spanish (spain)
- [x] farsi (iran)
- [x] french (france)
- [x] hindi
- [x] italian
- [x] japanese
- [x] korean
- [x] dutch
- [x] polish
- [x] portuguese (portugal)
- [x] russian
- [x] turkish
- [x] vietnamese
- [x] chinese
- [x] norweigan
[x] serve translations for markdown documents
[x] detect browser locale
[ ] update label page component
[ ] update contributing.md
[ ] fix fallback for markdown docs without translations
[ ] structure markdown docs by document with each document having its own directory of translation files
[ ] fix menu header titles longer than menu container width

Feb 17 '24 13:02 mistakia

Walkthrough

The update introduces localization strings for various elements of a Nano platform across four languages: English, Spanish, French, and Italian. These enhancements cover a wide range of features including Nano account and block details, ledger analysis, network statistics, representative information, and various menu items. This broadens the platform's accessibility to users by providing essential information in their native languages.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
locales/en.json, locales/es.json,	Introduced localization strings for Nano account and block details, ledger analysis, network
locales/fr.json, locales/it.json	statistics, representative information, and menu items in English, Spanish, French, and Italian.

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