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Closes #1412

Change

Right-click an app in the start menu > Uninstall opens Settings > Apps > Installed apps (ms-settings:appsfeatures). This is what the native start menu does for desktop apps. The uninstall itself runs through Windows' own flow, so Seelen never removes anything on its own.

• New uninstall item in getItemContextMenu, after "Run as Administrator" (icon FaRegTrashAlt). It is only shown for apps (umid, or a .exe / .lnk path), not for files found by the search.
• en and es strings.

Why this approach

This is the conservative version. A fuller one is possible if you prefer it: for packaged (MSIX/Store) apps, uninstall directly after a confirmation, as the native start menu does. It would use PackageManager::RemovePackageAsync, which is already used in modules/start. Desktop apps would still open Settings, since their uninstallers are third-party programs. I left it out because it is destructive and the only way to test it is to uninstall a real app. Happy to implement it if you or anyone else prefers that behavior.

Testing

Tested in a dev build on Windows 11 26200: right-click Steam > Uninstall. The start menu closes and Settings opens on "Installed apps".

Follow-up commit 9a7717c (review), tested live: a searched .png has no Uninstall entry, and Steam still has it.

CI is green on the fork.

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Confidence Score: 4/5

The PR should not merge until Uninstall is restricted to eligible app results.

Summary

Adds an Uninstall context-menu entry that opens Windows Installed apps, plus English and Spanish labels.

• The entry also appears on searchable files that are not apps.
• Other supported locales fall back to the English label.

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