Fix the Polish translation #1457
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Fixed: Spelling issues, unnatural language sytnax, missing entries.
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What changes does this PR introduce?
Fixed: Spelling issues, unnatural language syntax and missing entries in the Polish translation.
Any background context you want to provide?
I downloaded UserLAnd and noticed that the Polish translation has multiple issues, which triggered my OCD to the point that I decided to create this pull request.
Where should the reviewer start?
No idea, unless they're Polish. Then start from the... start.
Has this been manually tested? How?
Not source code, but my guinea pig says it's ok.
What value does this provide to our end users?
I believe that this PR will reduce metaphysical retardation events among the Polish UserLAnd userbase.
What GIF best describes this PR or how it makes you feel?
...what kind of a contributor interview is this?