Add binary prefixes for digital storage #90
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Binary storage units are not very known, however they're the reason a 32GB flash drive shows up as 29GiB when plugged in a computer, a 1TB drive as ~900GiB and so on. I think that this PR is helpful for a user wanting to do such conversions, as doing so with a calculator requires all the intermediate 1024*1024*1024... calculations.
I wasn't sure how to leave untranslated entries for strings, so I just went ahead and added duplicate entries in every
values-*/strings.xml. I'm not sure I like it and I don't know how is the correct way to do this, so if there is a better way please let me know and I'll just rebase.This closes #46.