Separating from Android - Version 0.11

This update brings a lot of internal changes that aim to separate the core functionality of Stringlate from Android itself, so that it can be easily ported to other platforms, like desktop– although there's still a long way to go. These are the most important highlights:

• Updated translations: Spanish, Czech, Portuguese (Brazil), French and Polish
• Move code to the public domain, mostly a lot helper methods for other Java projects!
• Huge code reformatting, and changes in the project structure. This includes having moving a lot of stuff to the new core module.
• New locale selection dialog, hyper fancy!
• Some enhancements to the LocaleString class and its display methods.
• Strings will be saved to disk more often, so an unexpected crash won't make you lose all your work.
• You won't be asked for confirmation when deleting a locale that has no strings.
• A new random branch will be created before creating a pull request.
• Changes to the .copyFile method.
• New cli module for testing things on desktop platforms.
• New metadata module to keep screenshots and such separated from the project.

There aren't many changes towards the end user, but a lot of internal changes have indeed been made.