Added German translations

[EchterAlsFake]

Hi,

I've added the German translations in the JSON File (native speaker). There are still some things I am not sure about:

97: Can't translate it, because I don't know how Amercian date works I never got that ^^
99: You can say "Anmelden", but if you want you can also just say "Login" everyone that speaks German would also understand that. There's no true or false
105: Direct translation would be "Haus", but I guess you mean like the start page with it, so I translated it with "Start"
150: I am actually not quite sure about this, because there's to less context
159: I am not quite sure about that one
219: I don't know how to translate that.
220: Same as 219
265 Same as 97
271: Don't know about this one

Untranslated Lines: 97, 219, 220, 265, 271

I used formal German for the translation. I hope I have everything correct so far, but I would still recommend that a second person looks over it. I hope I could help you with this PR :)

[CodeMeZone]

97: Can't translate it, because I don't know how Amercian date works I never got that ^^
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The format "HH:mm Do MMM YYYY" represents a date and time string.

• HH: This represents the hour in a 24-hour clock format (00 to 23). For example, 13 represents 1:00 PM.

• mm: This represents the minutes (00 to 59). It specifies the minute within the hour.

• Do: This typically represents the day of the month with an ordinal indicator, such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. For example, "1st" means the first day of the month, "2nd" means the second day of the month, and so on.

• MMM: This represents the abbreviated month name, usually in three letters. For example, "Jan" for January, "Feb" for February, "Mar" for March, and so on.

• YYYY: This represents the four-digit year. For example, "2023" represents the year 2023.

So, when you see a date and time string in the format "HH:mm Do MMM YYYY," it means it includes the hour, minute, day of the month with an ordinal indicator, abbreviated month name, and the four-digit year. For example, "13:45 1st Nov 2023" would mean 1:45 PM on the 1st of November, 2023.

[EchterAlsFake]

So I think there's nothing to change there. I talked to some people and nobody of us had any idea on how to translate that. Would probably be the best to just leave it like it is. But thanks for your explanation :)

[tdjsnelling]

@EchterAlsFake thank you very much for your translation!