Refactoring: port PlantNet-detection to svelte, re-integrate wikipedia component

langs/en.json

@@ -380,6 +380,7 @@
                 "born": "Born: {value}",
                 "died": "Died: {value}"
             },
+            "readMore": "Read the rest of the article",
             "searchToShort": "Your search query is too short, enter a longer text",
             "searchWikidata": "Search on Wikidata",
             "wikipediaboxTitle": "Wikipedia"
@@ -498,7 +499,9 @@
     },
     "plantDetection": {
         "back": "Back to species overview",
+        "button": "Automatically detect the plant species using the AI of Plantnet.org",
         "confirm": "Select species",
+        "done": "The species has been applied",
         "error": "Something went wrong while detecting the tree species: {error}",
         "howTo": {
             "intro": "For optimal results,",
@@ -515,7 +518,8 @@
         "poweredByPlantnet": "Powered by <a href='https://plantnet.org' target='_blank'>plantnet.org</a>",
         "querying": "Querying plantnet.org with {length} images",
         "seeInfo": "See more information about the species",
-        "takeImages": "Take images of the tree to automatically detect the tree type"
+        "takeImages": "Take images of the tree to automatically detect the tree type",
+        "tryAgain": "Select a different species"
     },
     "privacy": {
         "editing": "When you make a change to the map, this change is recorded on OpenStreetMap and is publicly available to anyone. A changeset made with MapComplete includes the following data: <ul><li>The changes you made</li><li>Your username</li><li>When this change is made</li><li>The theme you used while making the change</li><li>The language of the user interface</li><li>An indication of how close you were to changed objects. Other mappers can use this information to determine if a change was made based on survey or on remote research</li></ul> Please refer to <a href='https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Privacy_Policy' target='_blank'>the privacy policy on OpenStreetMap.org</a> for detailed information. We'd like to remind you that you can use a fictional name when signing up.",