feat: Add Korean (ko) locale translations #4096
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- Add comprehensive Korean translations for UI elements - Include main page features, workspace settings, and chat components - Support Korean localization for common user interactions
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Relevant Issues
N/A - Adding Korean localization support
What is in this change?
This PR adds comprehensive Korean (ko) translations to AnythingLLM's frontend localization system.
Changes made:
frontend/src/locales/ko/common.jsThis enables Korean-speaking users to use AnythingLLM in their native language, improving accessibility and user experience for the Korean community.
Additional Information
Developer Validations
yarn lintfrom the root of the repo & committed changes