fix(linux): add a Spanish comment to the desktop entry

[eibidia]

Summary

packaging/linux/desktop/openlogi.desktop has no localized keys, so GNOME and KDE show the English Comment in the app launcher whatever the session language is. This adds a Spanish one.

Changes

• packaging — Comment[es] added directly after Comment, where the XDG Desktop Entry spec convention places localized variants. Name=OpenLogi is a brand and stays as is; Comment is the only prose in the file. Other languages can add their own Comment[xx] line the same way.

Testing

• Non-Rust diff: no cargo command applies.
• Checked the file against the Desktop Entry key grammar with a script (desktop-file-validate is not available on macOS): the first line is the [Desktop Entry] group, every entry matches Key[locale]=value, no key is duplicated, the file is valid UTF-8, and Comment[es] immediately follows Comment.
• Not run: typos. .config/typos.toml does not exclude this file, so the job will read the Spanish words; none of them is a known English misspelling, but CI is the confirmation.
• Not runtime-tested on Linux. To check: install the package, set the session language to Spanish, and hover or search OpenLogi in the GNOME Activities overview.

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge; the localized desktop-entry key is valid and consistently included in supported Linux packages.

Summary

Adds a Spanish localized Comment to the Linux desktop entry so compatible desktop environments can display Spanish launcher metadata.

• Preserves the existing English comment as the fallback.
• Applies consistently across native, direct-install, and Nix packaging paths.

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