Update German translation

[sebiweise]

Description

Changed "Betrieben von" to "Powered by".
"Betrieben von" doesn´t really mean "Powered by", I think the English term is totally fine also in the German translation.

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• New Features
  • Updated the German localization for the "powered by" string to use English phrasing.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates a localization JSON file for the German language by changing the string associated with the key "poweredByRallly". The text has been modified from German to English, specifically altering it from "Betrieben von <a>{name}</a>" to "Powered by <a>{name}</a>". No other changes were made to the file's structure or additional keys.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/web/public/locales/de/app.json	Updated string for key "poweredByRallly" from "Betrieben von <a>{name}</a>" to "Powered by <a>{name}</a>"

Possibly related PRs

• 🌐 New Crowdin updates #1176: Modifies the same apps/web/public/locales/de/app.json file with localization string changes.
• 🌐 New Crowdin updates #1260: Includes changes to apps/web/public/locales/de/app.json, adding new entries for German localization.
• 🌐 New Crowdin updates #1367: Introduces new entries in apps/landing/public/locales/de/home.json related to German localization efforts.
• 🌐 New Crowdin updates #1394: Updates German localization strings in email templates, aligning with the localization theme.

🐇 In the land of code so bright,
A string was changed to bring delight.
From German words to English flow,
"Powered by" now steals the show!
With every line, our app will sing,
A joyful update, let’s hop and spring! 🌼

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[lukevella]

Hi @sebiweise, translation contributions need to be done through Crowdin. Here's the link:

https://crowdin.com/project/rallly