fix 'tranbslates' typo to 'translates' - #825
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Description
Fixes a typo in the README's "Related projects" section: "tranbslates" is corrected to "translates".
Fixes # (none)
How Has This Been Tested?
This is a documentation-only change to README.md, a single word correction. Verified by re-reading the corrected line to confirm the spelling is now correct.
(no additional tests as no code was changed)
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