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I18n: Add Brazilian Portuguese (#84461)

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* Add pt-br as supported language

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* update pt-br path:

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## How to add a new language
1. Add new locale in Crowdin and download files to repo
1. Grafana OSS Crowdin project -> "dot dot dot" menu in top right -> Target languages
2. If Crowdin's locale code is different from our IETF language tag, add a custom mapping in Project Settings -> Language mapping
3. GH repo grafana/grafana -> Actions -> Choose `Crowdin Download Action` -> Run workflow -> Creates a PR automatically
2. Review the PR `I18n: Download translations from Crowdin`
3. Update `public/app/core/internationalization/constants.ts` (add new constant, and add to `LOCALES`) and add changes to the open PR
4. Approve and merge the PR
1. Add a new locale in Crowdin
1. Grafana OSS Crowdin project
2. "dot dot dot" menu in top right
3. Target languages, and add the language
4. If Crowdin's locale code is different from our IETF language tag (such as Chinese Simplified), add a custom mapping in Project Settings -> Language mapping
2. Sync the new (empty) language to the repo
1. In Grafana's Github Actions, go to [Crowdin Download Action](https://github.com/grafana/grafana/actions/workflows/i18n-crowdin-download.yml)
2. Select 'Run workflow', from main
3. The workflow will create a PR with the new language files, which can be reviewed and merged
3. Update `public/app/core/internationalization/constants.ts`
1. Add a new constant for the new language
2. Add the new constant to the `LOCALES` array
3. Create a PR with the changes and merge when you are ready to release the new language (probably wait until we have translations for it)
## How translations work in Grafana