feat(i18n): 21-language pipeline, landing/docs/API wiring, landing+API translations

Shared Claude Code translation pipeline (scripts/i18n, no API key) plus Astro/VitePress/Scalar i18n wiring. Landing and API reference translated into all 20 languages; docs i18n wiring + English source anchors. The translated docs markdown (apps/docs/<locale>/**, 3,620 files) follows in a companion PR because it exceeds GitHub's per-PR CI file limit.
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description: Turn a video clip into an animated GIF.
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# Video to GIF
# Video to GIF {#video-to-gif}
Turn a video clip into an animated GIF with configurable frame rate, width, start time, and duration.
## API Endpoint
## API Endpoint {#api-endpoint}
`POST /api/v1/tools/video/video-to-gif`
Accepts multipart form data with a video file and a JSON `settings` field. This is an async endpoint - it returns `202 Accepted` immediately and progress is streamed via SSE at `GET /api/v1/jobs/{jobId}/progress`.
## Parameters
## Parameters {#parameters}
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|-----------|------|----------|---------|-------------|
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| startS | number | No | `0` | Start time in seconds (must be >= 0) |
| durationS | number | No | `5` | Duration in seconds (above 0, max 60) |
## Example Request
## Example Request {#example-request}
```bash
curl -X POST http://localhost:1349/api/v1/tools/video/video-to-gif \
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-F 'settings={"fps": 15, "width": 320, "startS": 2, "durationS": 8}'
```
## Example Response
## Example Response {#example-response}
```json
{
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}
```
## Notes
## Notes {#notes}
- Lower `fps` and `width` values produce smaller GIF files. A 480px-wide GIF at 12 fps is usually a good balance.
- Maximum duration is 60 seconds. Longer clips produce very large files.