Translations update from Hosted Weblate

[weblate]

Translations update from Hosted Weblate for Trilium Notes/Client.

It also includes following components:

• Trilium Notes/README

• Trilium Notes/Website

• Trilium Notes/Server

Current translation status:

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates the latest translation updates from Hosted Weblate across the Trilium Notes client, server, and website components. It includes new and revised strings for Hungarian, Hindi, and Norwegian (Bokmål) languages, enhancing localization support and covering recently added features or descriptions within the application and its documentation.

Highlights

• Client Translations (Hungarian): Updated an existing bundle error message and introduced new translation strings for widget-related error messages in the Hungarian client translation file.
• Server Translations (Hindi): Added a new translation string for 'duplicate subtree' in the Hindi server translation file.
• Website Translations (Hindi): Included a new translation string for 'web clipper' under productivity benefits in the Hindi website translation file.
• Website Translations (Norwegian Bokmål): Significantly expanded the Norwegian Bokmål website translation file with new strings covering general information, detailed descriptions for organization benefits (note structure, attributes, hoisting), productivity benefits (revisions, protected notes, quick search, web clipper), and comprehensive descriptions for various note types (text, code, file, mermaid, mindmap, and others).

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Code Review

This pull request contains translation updates from Weblate for Hungarian, Hindi, and Norwegian. The changes mostly involve adding new translated strings. I've found a couple of minor grammatical corrections in the Hungarian translation file.

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In Hungarian, foreign words that have been adopted into the language typically have suffixes attached directly, and they are not capitalized unless they are proper nouns or at the beginning of a sentence. The word 'Widget-ek' should be written as 'widgetek' (lowercase and without a hyphen).

Suggested change

	"title": "A Widget-ek letöltése sikertelen volt"
	"title": "A widgetek letöltése sikertelen volt"

[gemini-code-assist]

In Hungarian, the accusative suffix '-et' should be attached directly to the foreign word 'widget', without a hyphen. The correct form is 'widgetet'.

Suggested change

	"title": "Nem sikerült renderelni a React widget-et"
	"title": "Nem sikerült renderelni a React widgetet"