[translatabot] Add configuration file

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This PR adds a configuration file for Translatabot
Make sure to update 'defaultPath' and 'languages' according to your needs.

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New Features:

• Introduce a configuration file to allow users to specify the default path and target languages for translation.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR introduces a configuration file for Translatabot, located at .github/translatabot.yml. This file allows users to specify the default path to their translation files and configure supported languages. The configuration is versioned, starting at version 1.

Class diagram for Translatabot configuration structure

classDiagram
    class TranslatabotConfig {
        +int version
        +string defaultPath
        +Language[] languages
    }
    class Language {
        +string relativePath
        +string language
    }
    TranslatabotConfig "1" --> "*" Language : contains
    note for TranslatabotConfig "Configuration file in .github/translatabot.yml"

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added a configuration file for Translatabot which includes versioning, default file path, and supported language configurations.	Added a version field set to 1. Added a defaultPath field to specify the path to the main translation file. Added a languages field to list supported languages. Included relativePath and language fields within each language configuration to specify file paths and language names, respectively.	.github/translatabot.yml

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