Added Korean (ko) translation - #1738
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Summary
This PR adds Korean (ko) language support to the project.
A new
kolocale has been introduced to improve accessibility for Korean-speaking users.Scope of Changes
Motivation
I have an academic and practical background in computer vision and AI applications, and I am actively involved in extending this project with features commonly required in real-world workflows.
Adding Korean language support helps broaden the accessibility of the project and supports users and contributors from Korean-speaking regions.
This work is supported by the Communication and Information Security Laboratory,
School of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Peking University. (北京大學信息工程學院通信與信息安全實驗室)
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to a friend majoring in Korean Language at Fudan University for assisting with the review and validation of the Korean translations. (复旦大学外国语言文学学院韩语语言文学系)
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