Wrapping text in LTR Isolate characters when needed

[AgustinVallejo]

Work related to #475

This branch experiments with a new "RTL" (Right-to-Left) toggle feature to the translation forms, allowing users to specify text directionality for translations. It also makes minor improvements to the development workflow and updates a simulation constant.

Translation Form RTL Support:

• Added an RTL checkbox to each translation row in TranslationFormRow.tsx, allowing users to toggle between right-to-left and left-to-right text direction. The implementation uses Unicode directional isolation characters to wrap or remove directionality as needed.
• Updated the translation tables in TranslationFormTables.tsx to include a new "RTL" column for shared, sim-specific, and common strings, and set a fixed table layout for better alignment. [1] [2] [3]
• Added a new fast npm script to package.json for quickly building and starting the client and node server without extra checks.

Worflow

• I copy the english pattern, THEN uncheck the RTL (I believe otherwise some hidden chars stay there), paste necessary arabic words in the strings, and test.
• Sometimes I'm using https://jonathanolson.net/projects/shaping although in one case the report was not consistent with the sim:

Results

• Got satisfactory results with totalCurrencyPattern (Screen 2)
• Got confusing results with totalValuePattern (Screen 1). Minus sign is in the wrong place again, not sure why.

TODO

• The RTL checkbox should potentially be hidden for locales that are not RTL.
• Testing this has been difficult because our processes add and drop RTL characters in many places, mainly chipper's load-unbuilt-strings, number line's removeEmbeddingMarks, and potentially other places I'm unaware of... We gotta find a way to isolate the desired functionality.
• The local version of Rosetta is not consistent with the Published in what to do when copying the english value: in published the patterns are auto-reversed. In the local version they are not. I'm not sure if JB introduced something to cause this. Gotta say I like it more without auto-reversal.