bitGen Studio - translating a language pack
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Everything in this folder is in English. Translate what you can - anything you leave as it is (or empty) simply shows
in English, so a pack can be shared half done and finished later.

1. pack.json - the pack's details:
     "id"       your language's code: ko, es, fr, de, pt-BR, zh-Hant ... (not "xx")
     "name"     the language in English (Korean)        "native"  in its own words (한국어)
     "browser"  the system / browser languages that should pick it automatically: ["ko"], or ["pt-br"] ...
     "keepAll"  true for Chinese, Japanese and Korean (short labels then break only where there are spaces)
     "authors"  your name(s)    "version"  1, 2, ... (raise it each time you share an update)
     "words"    the four little notes the guide shows - translate the text after each ":"

2. ui.json - the app's own words. Each line is  "English": "translation" . Fill in the right-hand side; leave "" for
   anything you do not translate. Keep {0} {1} ... (the app puts numbers and names there) and keep symbols like ▸ … :
   "patterns" are sentences the app builds - "installed {0}" -> the {0} goes where it belongs in your language.

3. USAGE.md - the user guide. Translate the text under each "## " heading (the heading too). Keep every line that looks
   like  <!-- en: some-id 1a2b3c4d5e6f -->  exactly where it is: that is how the app knows which English section it is
   (and tells readers when the English is newer than your translation).

4. shortcuts.json - translate each "title" and the second text of every row (what the key does); keep the keys and "en".

5. help/*.html - the ❔ help pages. Translate the words between the tags; keep the tags and the first <!-- en: ... --> line.

6. FEATURES.md - the feature list (the website's Features page). One line per feature: keep the "- **Name** —" shape,
   translate the name and text, and keep *Where:* and *Since:* (translate what follows Where:, keep the version number).

7. site.json - the words of the tigerart.com.au website (optional). Like ui.json; keep any HTML tags and {0}.

To use it: zip the folder (the files at the top of the zip, or in one folder inside it) and in bitGen Studio open
Settings > Languages > Install a pack. The language then appears in the language list next to the docker layout menu.
To share it with everyone: upload it on tigerart.com.au (Language packs) - an admin checks it, then anyone can install it.
To carry on later with a newer bitGen Studio: Settings > Languages > Export for translating - the pack comes back with
the new English parts added, your translations kept.
