fix(localizations): Update Hebrew localization placeholders for user input fields

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  • Added Hebrew localization strings for form field placeholders, including email address, first name, last name, organization name, password, and phone number fields, providing proper translations for Hebrew language users.

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This change updates the Hebrew (he-IL) localization resource by replacing six undefined form field placeholder values with their corresponding Hebrew translations. The modifications affect placeholders for email address, first name, last name, organization name, password, and phone number fields. No logic changes or functional alterations were made; this is purely a localization content update.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates Hebrew localization strings by replacing undefined values with Hebrew translations for six user input field placeholders: email address, first name, last name, organization name, password, and phone number.

• Adds Hebrew translations for previously undefined placeholder text
• Provides localized placeholder text for common user input fields
• Improves the user experience for Hebrew-speaking users

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[Copilot]

The placeholder translations lack consistency in style. Some use imperative verbs (הכנס, הזן) while others don't, and some include possessive pronouns (שלך) while others omit them. For better user experience, consider applying a consistent pattern across all placeholders. For example, either use imperatives for all (like Spanish "Ingrese su...") or use simple descriptive phrases for all (like "כתובת אימייל", "שם פרטי", etc.).

[Copilot]

Two different Hebrew verbs are used for "enter": "הכנס" (line 224) and "הזן" (line 225). For consistency, use the same verb throughout. "הזן" is more commonly used for data entry in Hebrew UI contexts.

Suggested change

	formFieldInputPlaceholder__password: 'הכנס סיסמה',
	formFieldInputPlaceholder__password: 'הזן סיסמה',

[Copilot]

The word for "email" is inconsistent in the file. Line 215 uses "אימייל" (transliterated), but other parts of the file use 'דוא"ל' (Hebrew acronym for electronic mail, line 237). Consider using the same term consistently throughout the file. The Hebrew acronym 'דוא"ל' is more formal and commonly used in official Israeli contexts.

Suggested change

	formFieldInputPlaceholder__emailAddress: 'כתובת האימייל שלך',
	formFieldInputPlaceholder__emailAddress: 'כתובת הדוא"ל שלך',