Russian translation of about page and remaining parts of p5.js #3741
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This pull request add Russian translation across various UI components of and other remaining parts of p5.js
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@kishanchaubey23 we request you to follow the contribution guidelines for the translation. Only contribute in translations of your native or fluent language.
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This pull request add Russian translation across various UI components of and other remaining parts of p5.js
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