Added Brazilian Portuguese translation

client/src/elm/MassiveDecks/Strings.elm

@@ -313,3 +313,4 @@ type MdString
     | English -- The name of the English language (no specific dialect).
     | BritishEnglish -- The name of the British dialect of the English language.
     | Italian -- The name of the Italian language.
+    | BrazilianPortuguese -- The name of the Brazilian dialect of the Portuguese language.

client/src/elm/MassiveDecks/Strings/Languages.elm

@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ import MassiveDecks.Model exposing (Shared)
 import MassiveDecks.Strings exposing (MdString(..))
 import MassiveDecks.Strings.Languages.En as EnLang
 import MassiveDecks.Strings.Languages.It as ItLang
+import MassiveDecks.Strings.Languages.PtBR as PtBRLang
 import MassiveDecks.Strings.Languages.Model exposing (..)
 import MassiveDecks.Strings.Render as Render
 import MassiveDecks.Strings.Translation as Translation
@@ -40,6 +41,7 @@ languages : List Language
 languages =
     [ En
     , It
+    , PtBR
     ]
 
 
@@ -169,3 +171,6 @@ pack language =
 
         It ->
             ItLang.pack
+        
+        PtBR ->
+            PtBRLang.pack

client/src/elm/MassiveDecks/Strings/Languages/En.elm

@@ -1071,6 +1071,9 @@ translate mdString =
         Italian ->
             [ Text "Italian" ]
 
+        BrazilianPortuguese ->
+            [ Text "Portuguese (Brazilian)" ]
+
 
 an : Maybe Int -> String
 an amount =

client/src/elm/MassiveDecks/Strings/Languages/It.elm

@@ -1087,6 +1087,9 @@ translate mdString =
         Italian ->
             [ Text "Italiano" ]
 
+        BrazilianPortuguese ->
+            [ Text "Portoghese (Brasiliano)" ]
+
 
 an : Maybe Int -> String
 an amount =

client/src/elm/MassiveDecks/Strings/Languages/Model.elm

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ import MassiveDecks.Strings exposing (MdString)
 type Language
     = En
     | It
+    | PtBR
 
 
 {-| It makes sense to apply the language and pass around the function, so we give that a nice name.