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docs(changelog): add Czech locale entry (#5546)

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- **Czech (Čeština) is now a fully-supported UI language.** Added a complete Czech (`cs`) locale to Settings → Language with full key parity to English (all ~1,640 UI strings), real Czech translations for every string and function-valued key (including Slavic plural forms for message/queue counts and tool-activity summaries), a Czech login screen, and a dedicated locale-parity + placeholder + diacritics test guard mirroring the other per-language suites. Thanks @ostravajih. (#5546)
- **Fork a scheduled-job (cron) conversation into your own editable chat.** Cron-run sessions are read-only (the scheduler owns them), so you couldn't continue one. You can now branch/fork a cron session into a new WebUI-owned conversation — the original read-only session is never modified, and the fork picks up its history so you can carry on. Only genuine cron sessions qualify (verified by the server-side source, not a guessable id), and every other read-only session stays unbranchable. Thanks @rodboev. (#5555, #5477)
- **Pick the exact time and day for scheduled jobs — no cron syntax needed.** The Tasks "New job" form now builds the schedule as a plain sentence: choose a frequency (Hourly / Daily / Weekdays / Weekly / Monthly / Custom) and it shows just the controls that matter — a time picker, a day-of-week dropdown, or a day-of-month dropdown — e.g. "Weekly on Monday at 09:00." The generated cron expression is previewed inline, and the raw cron field now appears only under "Custom." Thanks @rodboev. (#5554, #5552)
- **Transparent Stream fades newly streamed words in.** In Transparent Stream mode, newly arriving assistant words now fade in at the prose level as they stream — without animating (or re-flickering) the thinking rows, tool rows, or the transparent event rows. It respects your OS "reduce motion" setting (no fade when reduced motion is on) and is part of the Transparent Stream experience regardless of the "Fade text effect" toggle. Thanks @rodboev. (#5506, #5367)