Add 'sindhi' to supported languages list

[Shamsuddin45]

Description

Checks

• Adding quotes?
  • Make sure to follow the quotes documentation
  • Make sure to include translations for the quotes in the description (or another comment) so we can verify their content.
• Adding a language?
  • Make sure to follow the languages documentation
  • Add language to packages/schemas/src/languages.ts
  • Add language to exactly one group in frontend/src/ts/constants/languages.ts
  • Add language json file to frontend/static/languages
• Adding a theme?
  • Make sure to follow the themes documentation
  • Add theme to packages/schemas/src/themes.ts
  • Add theme to frontend/src/ts/constants/themes.ts
  • (optional) Add theme css file to frontend/static/themes
  • Add some screenshots of the theme, especially with different test settings (colorful, flip colors) to your pull request
• Adding a layout?
  • Make sure to follow the layouts documentation
  • Add layout to packages/schemas/src/layouts.ts
  • Add layout json file to frontend/static/layouts
• Adding a font?
  • Make sure to follow the fonts documentation
  • Add font file to frontend/static/webfonts
  • Add font to packages/schemas/src/fonts.ts
  • Add font to frontend/src/ts/constants/fonts.ts
• Check if any open issues are related to this PR; if so, be sure to tag them below.
• Make sure the PR title follows the Conventional Commits standard. (https://www.conventionalcommits.org for more info)
• Make sure to include your GitHub username prefixed with @ inside parentheses at the end of the PR title.

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[github-actions]

Hey there and thank you for opening this pull request! 👋🏼

We require pull request titles to follow the Conventional Commits specification and also include the author name at the end inside parenthesis. It looks like your proposed title needs to be adjusted.

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No release type found in pull request title "Add 'sindhi' to supported languages list". Add a prefix to indicate what kind of release this pull request corresponds to. For reference, see https://www.conventionalcommits.org/

Available types:
 - build
 - chore
 - ci
 - docs
 - feat
 - impr
 - fix
 - perf
 - refactor
 - revert
 - style
 - test

A correct version would look something like:

feat: add new feature (@github_username)
impr(quotes): add english quotes (@username)
fix(leaderboard): show user rank correctly (@user1, @user2, @user3)