feat(locales): add dutch language

[rhahao]

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This pull request introduces support for the Dutch language in the JW EPUB Parser project. Changes include adding Dutch to the list of supported languages in the README.md, importing the Dutch language JSON file in both browser and node utility files, and updating the languages property in the global jw_epub_parser object. Additionally, new entries related to the Dutch language are added to JSON files that manage language-related data. Two new JavaScript modules are also introduced, providing structured data for weekly activities and study articles.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added Dutch to the list of supported languages for enhanced parsing.
src/browser/utils.browser.ts	Imported Dutch language JSON as O and updated languages in window.jw_epub_parser.
src/node/utils.node.ts	Imported Dutch language JSON as O and updated languages in global.jw_epub_parser.
test/enhancedParsing/list.json	Added new entry { "language": "O", "issue": "202411" } for Dutch language.
test/fixtures/mwb_O_202411.js	Introduced a default export of an array with weekly religious activities data for Dutch.
test/fixtures/w_O_202411.js	Introduced a default export of an array with study articles data for Dutch.

Possibly related PRs

• feat(locales): add dutch language #963: The changes in this PR also add Dutch to the list of supported languages in the README.md file and update the languages property in src/browser/utils.browser.ts and src/node/utils.node.ts, similar to the main PR's addition of Dutch language support.

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