Remove compiled messages from source code

[hoangpn]

Currently, every time we want to add or modify localized messages in Promgen, after editing the corresponding .po file, we compile it to create an .mo file which is a binary file, and then commit both files. This update removes .mo files from the repository to address several issues:

1. Security: Binary files might contain malicious code.
2. Transparency: Binary files are not human-readable, complicating change reviews.
3. Efficiency: Git is optimized for text files, leading to better storage and diffs.
4. Merge Conflicts: Binary files are difficult to merge, increasing error risks.

Therefore, we have removed the .mo files from the repository and ensured they are compiled at runtime. We have added a step in the Dockerfile to compile these files, so they're included in the Docker image. Additionally, the Makefile now includes instructions for running Promgen locally.

[vincent-olivert-riera]

LGTM

Please squash the fixup commits.

[hoangpn]

@vincent-olivert-riera
Do you want to try this for every time we want to squash the fixup commits? 👀

[vincent-olivert-riera]

Do you want to try this for every time we want to squash the fixup commits? 👀

That option squashes all commits into a single one.

This time there is only one commit, so squashing the fixup into that commits it's OK.

But for other times, you have multiple commits and a few fixups, and you want to squash each fixup commit where it belongs, not everything into one.

[vincent-olivert-riera]

license/claExpected — Waiting for status to be reported

And this thing doesn't run recently, and it's very annoying...

Could you rebase, squash and push? Let's see if it runs.

[hoangpn]

Oh I see. I thought the behavior was the same with --autosquash. 🙇

[vincent-olivert-riera]

LGTM