docs: add Korean translation of README (README.ko.md) - #4396
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Add a full Korean translation of the root README as a separate file so the English original stays untouched and future upstream pulls do not conflict. - Translate all 74 headings, 101 server-table descriptions and the prose sections (transport, local vs remote, installation, per-client guides) - Regenerate the table of contents with GitHub-compatible anchors, including the two entries missing upstream (Migration & Modernization, Open Data) - Keep install badges, URLs, image tags and relative links byte-identical - Leave external article titles, protocol names and the paste-ready Cline prompt snippet in English on purpose
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README.ko.md, a complete Korean translation of the rootREADME.md, as a separate file.README.mditself is left untouched.Migration & ModernizationandOpen DataREADME.mdas the source of truthDeliberately kept in English:
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Before: the README is only available in English.
After: Korean readers can open
README.ko.mdfor the same content.README.mdis byte-for-byte unchanged, so there is no impact on existing readers and no merge conflict surface for in-flight PRs that touch the English README.Everything that is not prose was verified to be preserved exactly:
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Note for maintainers
I saw that #4106 added Japanese through the Docusaurus i18n locale mechanism (
docusaurus/i18n/ja/...,locales: ['en', 'ja']), and that there is currently no translated README anywhere in the repo. I went with a root-levelREADME.ko.mdbecause the root README is the first thing most people land on, and because it keeps the change to a single additive file.If you would rather standardize on the Docusaurus locale approach, I am happy to rework this into a
kolocale instead, or to close this in favor of an issue to discuss the direction first.