Emails should be internationalized

[benoit74]

While #51 and #46 focused on the UI internationalization, it is clear that it is not sufficient, we must probably also internationalize the emails which are sent.

I suppose we should send the email in the language which was used by the user at the moment where the task was submitted.

@Popolechien do you confirm?

If this is confirmed, it means that translations should in fact be moved to Zimit Python/API codebase, in order to have only one set of strings to translate for TranslateWiki.

This is not a concern, and is in fact even probably a pretty good news since anyway the process of adding a new supported language is rather complex with only #51 work: in addition to creating the appropriate json file, one has to add the language to the combobox, to add the language to the supported language, and to edit the function computing whether the language is ltr or rtl

Moving all translations to Python would be a great opportunity to also automatize most of this process.

It also means that we have to store somewhere the UI language used when the user submitted the task, and since Zimit has no DB it probably has to be stored in contextual information of the requested task / webhook.

[Popolechien]

Ah yes did not think about it but it is a very good point.

[rgaudin]

It can be stored in the webhook url

[benoit74]

It can be stored in the webhook url

Indeed, good point

[benoit74]

Closing this in favor of #76, code is ready and deployed. Language is stored in webhook, i.e. the language the user was using when he submitted the request will be the one used in emails he will receive.