Enhance documentation and features

- Updated supported languages to include Hungarian, Japanese, and Korean.
- Added new on-device message translation feature with detailed usage instructions.
- Introduced emoji reactions in chat with user interface and functionality details.
- Implemented linkification for automatic detection of URLs and meshcore URIs in messages.
- Added GPX export functionality for contacts with GPS coordinates.
- Enabled pinch-to-zoom for chat text scaling.
- Documented background service for Android to maintain BLE connection in the background.
- Revised BLE protocol documentation to reflect changes in connection state machine and command codes.
- Updated channels documentation to clarify message display and interaction options.
- Enhanced chat and messaging documentation with new translation button and message metadata.
- Clarified contact actions in contacts documentation.
- Adjusted map and location documentation for improved node name visibility and filter options.
- Revised navigation documentation to streamline disconnection process.
- Improved notification documentation to specify batch notification behavior.
- Updated repeater management documentation to reflect new features and settings.
- Enhanced scanner and connection documentation for device filtering and connection timeout.
- Expanded settings documentation to include new translation options.
- Removed jni plugin references from generated plugin files for Linux and Windows.
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Tapping a tab replaces the current screen with a subtle fade + slight horizontal nudge transition (220ms forward, 200ms reverse). The back button is suppressed on all three main screens — navigation between them is flat, not stacked. All icons use outline variants (`people_outline`, `tag`, `map_outlined`) following Material 3 conventions.
## Device Screen
## Disconnection
The Device Screen is a transitional hub that shows after connection. In practice, the app navigates directly to Contacts after connecting, but the Device Screen is reachable via the QuickSwitchBar.
### What the User Sees
**App Bar**:
- Left: Battery indicator chip (tappable — toggles between percentage and voltage display). Icon changes based on level: `battery_unknown` when data unavailable, `battery_alert` (orange) at 15% or below, `battery_full` otherwise
- Left-aligned title (`centerTitle: false`): Two-line layout — small grey "MeshCore" label above the device name in bold
- Right: Disconnect button (`bluetooth_disabled` crossed-out icon) and Settings button (tune icon)
**Body**:
- **Connection Card**: Device avatar, device name, device ID, "Connected" chip, and battery chip
- **Quick Switch** section: The QuickSwitchBar widget for navigating to Contacts/Channels/Map
### Disconnection
- The disconnect button shows a confirmation dialog before disconnecting
- The disconnect button (available in the Settings screen and other main screens) shows a confirmation dialog before disconnecting
- If the device disconnects unexpectedly, the app automatically navigates back to the Scanner screen (fires after the current frame completes via a post-frame callback)
- This auto-navigation behavior (`DisconnectNavigationMixin`) is shared across all main screens
## Theme and Locale
- **Theme mode** is user-configurable in App Settings (System / Light / Dark) — not locked to system
- **Language** can be overridden to one of 15 supported languages, or follow the system locale
- **Language** can be overridden to one of 18 supported languages, or follow the system locale
- On web, if a non-Chromium browser is detected, the app shows a `ChromeRequiredScreen` instead of the Scanner (Web Bluetooth requires Chromium)
## Full Navigation Graph