add translation badge to README

[felixhaeberle]

Hey there, we want to get you more contributors to your repository!
Therefore, I added a badge which lets users contribute to your translations.

The badge endpoint allows you to create a dynamic badge that display real-time data on your project. For instance, you can use it to showcase your project's localization progress or the number of errors/warnings on your Github repository. This means that whenever someone views the badge, they will see the most up-to-date information about your project.

For your project, the badge looks like this:
(this image is already auto generated)

We would be really happy if you decide to place this into your README to let people contribute to your translations 🥰

– Thank you,
Felix

[felixhaeberle]

@Andrew-Chen-Wang Hey, just a small check-in on this 😇
Do you want to improve the translation visibility of the project?

[Andrew-Chen-Wang]

Hi please fix lint via pre-commit thanks

[jnovinger]

@Andrew-Chen-Wang , are you still interested in merging this?

I'm not affiliated, but this looks like something I could sort, if there's still a want. If so, how should I proceed--separate PR with a rebased and fixed commit?

[Andrew-Chen-Wang]

I believe the inlang team abandoned their project unf

[jnovinger]

Ah, sorry, I should have checked more thoroughly first.

Looking at the existing "translation badge" link from the PR description above, it looks like inlang is still alive(-ish?), but the product has changed somewhat. Following the link shows a "Inlang has not been set up for this repository yet." message with a link to setup directions that seem significantly more involved than this PR.

Shall we close this?