fix(i18n): add Traditional Chinese app management strings - #3541
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Translate the app discovery, app request, desktop shortcut, and app folder controls that currently fall back to English in the Traditional Chinese interface. Preserve the positional placeholders used by accessibility labels.
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Summary
These 20 keys are actively used by the dashboard and item/taskbar UI but were absent from
zhtw.js, so they fell back to English. This is a locale-only change.Validation
node --check src/gui/src/i18n/translations/zhtw.jsgit diff --checknpm run check-translationscannot currently start on the base revision becausepackage.jsonpoints to an absenttools/check-translations.js; the targeted validator above covers the changed keys and placeholder parity.