Add crowdin language badges to README #4464
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Our migration to Crowdin is now complete, our open source plan is activated. I have also already changed all references on the landing page from lokalise to Crowdin.
I thought these badges would be a neat way to promote the option of contributing translations a little more.
They all link to https://translate.ecamp3.ch, which is an alias for the entrypoint for translators into our Crowdin project. It's a nice feature of Crowdin I think.
While I was at it, I also added a target="_blank" to the coveralls badge link.