Translate react-dom-test-utils warning page to Gujarati - #158
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Updated several Gujarati translations to make them simpler, clearer, and easier to understand. Replaced some overly formal or less commonly used Gujarati terms with more natural and context-appropriate wording.
For example, for the term “declare”, using “ઘોષણાત્મક” may sound more like a war announcement rather than a programming concept. In the context of declaring a variable, simpler terms such as “જાહેર કર્યો” or “કીધું” are more natural and easier for readers to understand.