Add Japanese localization for WebUI, reports, and think/diff CLI - #92
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This pull request introduces comprehensive internationalization (i18n) support for both the CLI and report outputs, adding Japanese language support alongside English. It also adds a Japanese README and improves some English README phrasing. The main changes are grouped below.
Internationalization for CLI output:
src/threat_thinker/cliui.py) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Internationalization for report/export output:
src/threat_thinker/exporters.py)Documentation updates:
README.ja.md) covering features, usage, and installation.Summary of most important changes:
Internationalization support:
Documentation:
README.ja.md) and improved the English README with a language switch and clearer description. [1] [2]These changes significantly improve the accessibility and usability of Threat Thinker for Japanese-speaking users and lay the groundwork for future language support.