Move READMEs etc back into muse2, create README link.

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-Internationalisation
-
-If you want to contribute a translation the following hints
-may be of help to you:
-
-Step 1:
-      If you want to update an existing translation, skip to step 2.
-
-      If you want to do a new translation, start with creating an
-      empty translation file:
-
-            touch share/locale/muse_fr.ts
-
-Step 2:
-      If you want to update an existing translation and you downloaded
-      a stable release (not a snapshot) of MusE, skip to step 3.
-
-      Populate your .ts file with the newest strings
-
-            mkdir build
-            cd build
-            cmake -DUPDATE_TRANSLATIONS=ON ..
-            make translations
-            cmake -DUPDATE_TRANSLATIONS=OFF ..
-            cd ..
-
-      Your file share/locale/muse_fr.ts is now ready for translation. It
-      is recommended that you copy this file to some other place and
-      and work on the copy.
-      
-Step 3:
-      Edit "muse_fr.ts" manually or use the Qt "linguist" tool:
-
-            linguist muse_fr.ts
-
-Step 4:
-     Save the edited file "muse_fr.ts" from linguist and
-     start File->Release. This generates the file "muse_fr.qm".
-     Copy this file into your muse installation folder,
-     <prefix>/share/muse-2.0/locale/
-
-      or
-
-      Copy your edited "muse_fr.ts" into share/locale in the source tree
-      and rebuild/install muse
-
-            cd build
-            cmake -DUPDATE_TRANSLATIONS=OFF ..
-            make
-            sudo make install
-
-Step 5:
-      Test:
-            If your system locale is set to the same language as your 
-            translation, simply start MusE:
-
-                  muse2
-
-            Otherwise, start MusE with the desired locale using the -l flag
-
-                  muse2 -l fr
-