docs: add Arabic translation for README - #6664
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Add a complete Arabic translation of the project's README. This translation follows the structure and formatting of the original README while making the documentation more accessible for Arabic-speaking developers. The goal of this contribution is to improve accessibility and help expand the project's reach within the Arabic open-source community. No code or project behavior has been modified.
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Summary
This pull request adds a complete Arabic translation of the project's README.
The translation preserves the structure, formatting, links, code examples,
and overall meaning of the original English README while making the
documentation accessible to Arabic-speaking developers.
Why
Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, yet the
project currently doesn't provide an Arabic README.
Adding this translation helps improve accessibility and lowers the barrier
for Arabic-speaking users who are getting started with the project.
Changes
README.ar.mdNotes
No source code or project behavior has been modified.
This pull request only adds documentation.