feat: add download link for WebGAL Terre for Android

[nini22P]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request expands the WebGAL Terre download options by introducing support for Android devices. It updates the user interface to display the new download link, modifies the backend logic to correctly fetch Android APK assets, and ensures that all relevant text is properly localized for English, Japanese, and Chinese users.

Highlights

• Android Download Support: Enabled the download option for WebGAL Terre on Android devices.
• UI Integration: Integrated the Android icon and corresponding label into the download component's user interface.
• Asset Fetching Logic: Extended the asset fetching mechanism to correctly identify and retrieve Android APK files.
• Localization Updates: Updated English, Japanese, and Chinese localization files to include new text related to Android support.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a download link for the Android version of WebGAL Terre. The changes include updating the UI component to display the Android download button, modifying the hook to fetch the Android asset URL from the GitHub API, and adding the necessary translations for different locales.

My review focuses on improving code quality and readability. I've suggested a refactoring in DownloadWebgalTerre.tsx to make the logic for creating download URLs more robust and concise.

[gemini-code-assist]

The current implementation using .map() can result in an array containing undefined values, which are then implicitly handled later when rendering. This can be made more robust and readable. Additionally, the variable name test is not descriptive.

A better approach is to use .flatMap(). This will map and filter in a single step, resulting in a clean array without any undefined values. It also provides an opportunity to use a more descriptive variable name like matchingPlatform.

This is more concise and clearly expresses the intent of creating a new array with only the matching, transformed items.

  const downloadUrls = webgalTerreAssets?.downloadUrl
    .flatMap((item) => {
      const matchingPlatform = platformMap.find(platform => item.platform === platform.platform)
      return matchingPlatform ? [{ url: item.url, ...matchingPlatform }] : []
    })