Add Korean (ko) translation#814
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Adds a Korean translation set and registers the "ko" language code, so Korean users get a localized UI (with English fallback for any untranslated strings, like the other locales). Signed-off-by: s3onghyun <s3onghyun.hong@gmail.com>
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Add Korean (ko) translation
lazydocker already ships nine locales (en, pl, nl, de, tr, fr, zh, es, pt) but not Korean. This adds a Korean translation set and registers the
kolanguage code inGetTranslationSets(), so Korean users get a localized UI when theirLANGresolves to Korean (or viagui.language: ko).Like the existing locales, untranslated keys fall back to English through the existing
mergo.MergeinNewTranslationSet, so nothing breaks if a string is missing.I'm a native Korean speaker; the wording follows the same casual/imperative tone the other locales use. Technical terms commonly left in English by Korean developers (Docker, compose, attach) are kept recognizable.
Verified locally with
GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor:gofmt -lclean,go build ./...andgo vet ./pkg/i18n/pass.