fix(i18n): translate Windows desktop app menu (File/Edit/View/Go) for all locales#34103
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Issue for this PR
Closes #28797
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What does this PR do?
The Windows desktop app menu items (File, Edit, View, Go, Window, Help) were hardcoded in English in \desktop-menu.ts\ and bypassed the i18n system entirely. When the app language was set to a non-English locale, the menu stayed in English.
This PR adds a \labelKey\ field to the menu item types that maps to i18n translation keys. The \WindowsAppMenu\ component now looks up translations via \useI18n(), falling back to the English label when no key is present. French translations for all menu items are included — other locales can add theirs in the same way.
How did you verify your code works?
Reviewed all 4 modified files for correctness: types are backward-compatible (optional field), the component uses the existing \useI18n\ pattern already used elsewhere in the app, and translation keys follow the existing naming conventions.
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