feat(i18n): finalize localization and fix TS compilation errors#1948
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This PR completes the i18n integration (Closes #1452) by applying translations to shared schemas, API routes, and client-side components. It also resolves a series of TypeScript errors and duplicate identifier bugs introduced during the controller extraction refactor. Specifically, it properly wires inline routes in assessments.routes.ts to their controller methods, fixes broken imports in ml.routes.ts and upload.routes.ts, and adds missing icons to AssessmentResult.tsx. The branch has been thoroughly checked with tsc and builds cleanly with zero errors, ensuring that future PRs can be merged without conflict.