Add Japanese (ja) localization#112
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- Add ja translations for common, settings, and chores namespaces - Register ja in AVAILABLE_LANGUAGES so it appears in the language picker - Import moment/locale/ja so date and relative-time formatting uses Japanese
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Adds Japanese as a selectable UI language.
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public/locales/ja/{common,settings,chores}.jsonwith full translations matching the English key set.jainAVAILABLE_LANGUAGESso it appears in the Localization settings picker.moment/locale/jaso dates and relative times render in Japanese whenjais selected.Note
moment.js does not bundle non-English locales, so
moment.locale(lang)only takes effect after the matching locale is imported. This PR adds the import forjaonly. The same is currently missing fores,fr,nl, andar— out of scope here, but worth a follow-up.