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What this adds

• am, cs, da, fil, hu, km, ko, lo, ms, no, ro, sv, zh-Hans and zh-Hant in tools/macos/launcher/l10n.
• They come from AnyPS5-Desktop main after Fourteen more languages by VK, and the first start in the computer's language AnyPS5-Desktop#49, through scripts/import-port-translations.py.
• Each holds the texts whose English reads the same in both launchers: about 46 % of the Mac's 1915 keys.
• The texts Desktop left out (damaged by "?" or by Thai letters) stay out here too.

The import script

• It takes language codes now. It wrote only the fourteen new files.
• English that differs in capitals only (My picture, My Picture) counts as the same text.
• The twelve languages from 0.2.31 are untouched. Running the script for them would drop texts where Desktop's English moved on.

The first start

• LanguageFiles.match picks the first of Locale.preferredLanguages the launcher has a file for.
• zh, zh-CN and zh-SG read zh-Hans. zh-TW, zh-HK, zh-MO and any Hant locale read zh-Hant.
• nb, nn and no read no.json. fil and tl read fil.json.
• It applies only when there are no saved preferences.
• The rules are the same as Desktop's Language.matchLocale.

Fonts

• CoreText's fallback covers every new script on this Mac: Kefa (Amharic), Khmer Sangam MN, Lao Sangam MN, Apple SD Gothic Neo (Korean) and PingFang.
• Without a language hint, Traditional Chinese falls back to PingFang SC. With the zh-Hant hint it gets PingFang TC.
• Whether the launcher's SwiftUI text passes that hint was not checked.

Checks

• swift test --filter "LanguageCheckTests|LanguageFilesTests": 20 tests, 0 failures.
• swift test: 1079 tests, 14 skipped, 0 failures.
• mobile/tool/check_translations.dart is unchanged. It has no full-stop rule, so the Khmer change does not apply there.