Add Spanish "es-mx" Support and Translate README in Module 06 #26
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The folder es-mx was added to the translations folder located in Module 06 folder. Then, the README.md file was added to reflect the translation to Spanish language of the corresponding README.
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Closes #9
es-mxfolder inModule 06/translations: A new folder namedes-mxhas been added to house the Spanish-specific translations.README.mdfile: Within thees-mxfolder, aREADME.mdfile has been included to provide an overview and guidance for the translated content in Module 06.I would like to request a review from @ppiova to ensure the accuracy and quality of the translation.
These changes aim to enhance accessibility and understanding for users who prefer to interact with the content in Mexican Spanish, thereby broadening the audience and facilitating a more inclusive user experience.