enhance: add partial Persian translation #10938
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I am done with my changes for this PR. The key sections are translated now. I will include other translations later based on the feedback I receive from users. |
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I don't think the failure of the e2e test is related to my changes. Am I right? |
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@ahangarha Thanks for adding a new language and being the first RTL one! 👍 
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This is a partial (nearly half) translation of Logseq into the Persian language. Please let me know if this can be merged or if I should make any other changes.
It seems Persian is the first RTL (right to left) language being added to Logseq. This means Logseq should consider adding support for RTL layout, too. It is not crucial for now, but it is better to have it in mind.