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Share language metadata with tooling and the main process without importing renderer initialization.
Route application-owned native text through a separate i18next instance and include it in extraction without changing English output.
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Make application-owned native UI text translatable, covering tray menus, update messages, and application dialogs.
Use a separate main-process i18next instance and share pure language definitions without importing renderer initialization. Add the native namespace and extend extraction and English-default checks to main-process call sites.
Existing English wording and renderer locale paths are preserved. Language detection and persistence are handled separately in #3653.
Dependencies: none. This PR can be reviewed and merged independently.
Follow-up: #3653 connects native UI to the application language preference, and #3619 supplies Simplified Chinese resources.