Restructure Arabic localization resources and change AppLanguage behaviour#2352
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…or the Arabic resource directory
…anguage enum and remove legacy translation keys
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This PR is a continuation of #2347. Please review and merge that PR first.
Summary
Restructured Arabic string resources to follow the new localization format and added Arabic language support in
AppLanguage.kt.Added the Beta 0.7.5 changelog to all localizations, except Italian and French, as those are already covered in Update Strings to show beta 7.5 #2347.
Updated
AppLanguage.ktto use hardcoded native language names instead of localized/translatable language names.This change prevents language names from being translated in each localization, making language selection more intuitive and helping users easily switch back if they accidentally change the app language. It also simplifies the localization workflow, as adding a new language no longer requires introducing its name string across every existing localization.