Added Greek locale #122
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Added Greek locale #122
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Hey there.
I recently came across this project, and decided to help a bit with the Greek translation, because why not.
I didn't find anything in the contribution documentation on how to add translations, so I may have done it the wrong way, not sure. All I've done is create the
gr-GR.jsonfile under the/src/locales/directory.That's all!