feat: add tui interactive interface to work with llm translation

[josix]

This pull request introduces a new interactive translation application using the textual framework and integrates Google Generative AI for translation tasks. It also includes updates to the dependencies in the pyproject.toml file.

New interactive translation application:

• .scripts/interactive_translate/main.py: Added a new TranslationApp class using the textual framework to provide an interactive UI for translating PO files. The application supports navigation through entries, accepting translations, generating translations using Google Generative AI, and saving changes.

Dependency updates:

• .scripts/pyproject.toml: Added new dependencies textual, powrap, and google-generativeai to support the new translation application.

[ezio-melotti]

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	def main(po_file_path: str):
	app = TranslationApp(Path(po_file_path))
	app.run()
	if __name__ == "__main__":
	import sys
	if len(sys.argv) > 1:
	main(sys.argv[1])
	else:
	print("Please provide a PO file path")
	def main(po_file_path: str):
	app = TranslationApp(po_file_path)
	app.run()
	if __name__ == "__main__":
	import argparse
	desc = 'TUI for LLM translations'
	parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=desc)
	parser.add_argument('po_file_path', type=Path,
	help='Path to the PO file to translate')
	args = parser.parse_args()
	main(args.po_file_path)

What about using argparse instead of sys.argv?

[ezio-melotti]

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	prompt = ("Translate the following Python documentation into Traditional Chinese"
	f"for {self.po_file_path}:{entry.occurrences} with message {entry.msgid[1]}. Ensure "
	"that the translation is accurate and uses appropriate technical terminology. The"
	" output must be in Traditional Chinese. Pay careful attention to context, idiomatic"
	" expressions, and any specialized vocabulary related to Python programming. Maintain "
	"the structure and format of the original documentation as much as possible to ensure"
	" clarity and usability for readers.")
	prompt = ("Translate the following Python documentation into Traditional Chinese "
	f"for {self.po_file_path}:{entry.occurrences} with message {entry.msgid[1]}. Ensure "
	"that the translation is accurate and uses appropriate technical terminology. The "
	"output must be in Traditional Chinese. Pay careful attention to context, idiomatic "
	"expressions, and any specialized vocabulary related to Python programming. Maintain "
	"the structure and format of the original documentation as much as possible to ensure "
	"clarity and usability for readers.")

There's a missing space at the end of the first line that causes Chinesefor to be merged together. While I was at it I made the spacing of the other lines consistent, by moving all the spaces at the end of the sentences.

[ezio-melotti]

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	self.notify(f"Error: {str(e)}", severity="error")
	self.notify(f"Error: {e}", severity="error")

The str() is not necessary here.

[ezio-melotti]

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	prompt = ("Translate the following Python documentation into Traditional Chinese"
	f"for {self.po_file_path}:{entry.occurrences} with message {entry.msgid}. Ensure "
	"that the translation is accurate and uses appropriate technical terminology. The"
	" output must be in Traditional Chinese. Pay careful attention to context, idiomatic"
	" expressions, and any specialized vocabulary related to Python programming. Maintain "
	"the structure and format of the original documentation as much as possible to ensure"
	" clarity and usability for readers.")
	prompt = ("Translate the following Python documentation into Traditional Chinese "
	f"for {self.po_file_path}:{entry.occurrences} with message {entry.msgid}. Ensure "
	"that the translation is accurate and uses appropriate technical terminology. The "
	"output must be in Traditional Chinese. Pay careful attention to context, idiomatic "
	"expressions, and any specialized vocabulary related to Python programming. Maintain "
	"the structure and format of the original documentation as much as possible to ensure "
	"clarity and usability for readers.")

This has the same bug (Chinesefor) as the other prompt. Since it looks duplicated, it might be better to factor it out, and reusing it in both places instead.