Don't hijack OBS preferences dialog on MacOS in Espanol or Catalan#1288
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Seems straight forward.
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Change Configuració and Configuración to Ajustaments and Ajustes in the ca-ES and es-ES locale files.
When using the Configuració(n) keyword as the first word in the menu button text, MacOS (or some UI level library) thinks that menu button is the "Preferences" dialog for the whole application (OBS). Using Ajustes and Ajustaments doesn't cause the hijacking.
This fixes this bug: #1285