feat(i18n): translate all UI strings to Persian (fa)#1
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The Persian locale was already set up (
_name: "فارسی",_rtl: true), but everystring in
resources/languages/fa.jsonwas still sitting at its Englishplaceholder. This fills them all in with proper Persian.
That covers everything users actually see: the toolbar buttons and their
tooltips, file-type filters, the detection options, stats and column headers,
all the scan progress/status messages, context-menu items, and the
confirmation/error dialogs plus the saved-session banner.
I left the format placeholders (
{v},{n:,},{size}, …) and the glyphs(▶ ■ ☑ ☐ 🗑 🕐) exactly as they were so formatting and icons keep working.
It's a translation-only change — just the one JSON file, no code touched. Worth a
quick look with the Persian locale selected to confirm the text reads well and
the RTL layout looks right.