fix: correct Spanish translation of UX/UI in footer [FIXES #15173] #15253
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Description
This PR fixes the incorrect translation in the Spanish version footer where "UX/IU" is used instead of the globally recognized standard "UX/UI". While "IU" (Interfaz de Usuario) is technically the correct Spanish abbreviation for User Interface, the standard order "UX/UI" is widely recognized in technical and design contexts, including in Spanish-speaking environments.
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src/intl/es/common.jsonAdditional Context
As pointed out by native Spanish speakers in the original issue, although "IU" is technically correct in Spanish, "UX/UI" has become the internationally recognized standard even in Spanish technical documentation and design fields. This change improves consistency with industry standards and professional terminology.
Related Issue
Fixes #15173