KernelSU-Next v1.0.9 is Released!

https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next/releases/tag/v1.0.9

What's Changed

manager: fix module_update Label item colour by @HotarunIchijou in #534
Update portuguese translation by @igormiguell in #518
Update Polish translation by @kam821 in #521
Update Ukranian by @roizencodding in #552
fix: update manager translation for zh-rCN & zh-rTW by @axelpln in #556
Update strings.xml by @chemchetchagio in #553
Update Russian by @mrvokintos in #557
Improve README by @erffy in #562
fix: complete the text of the module labels by @axelpln in #558
Update Ukranian by @roizencodding in #566
Improve README_UA by @roizencodding in #569
update translations in docs and manager by @igormiguell in #571
Update Ukranian by @roizencodding in #573
Update Russian by @mrvokintos in #574
fix: update translation for zh-rCH & zh-rTW by @axelpln in #575
Update Vietnamese Translation by @SaleOff in #578
Update translations by @igormiguell in #580
Update and fix Italian translation by @luigimak in #583
Update README_UA by @roizencodding in #577
manager: fix integer underflow in get_manager_uid by @ThePedroo in #591
Fix Japanese translation of SELinux status by @cynagenautes in #590
New Crowdin updates by @rifsxd in #623
Update Polish README by @kam821 in #624
docs: Update README_TR.md by @erffy in #598
New Crowdin updates by @rifsxd in #627
New Crowdin updates by @rifsxd in #629
New Crowdin updates by @rifsxd in #634
docs: Add Spanish README by @Berserkr2k in #628
New Crowdin updates by @rifsxd in #644
ksud: Add second_stage init variant by @ederevx in #653
New Crowdin updates by @rifsxd in #646
New Contributors
@HotarunIchijou made their first contribution in #534
@erffy made their first contribution in #562
@SaleOff made their first contribution in #578
@ThePedroo made their first contribution in #591
@cynagenautes made their first contribution in #590
@rifsxd made their first contribution in #623
@Berserkr2k made their first contribution in #628
@ederevx made their first contribution in #653

Full Changelog: v1.0.8...v1.0.9

KernelSU-Next compatible Zygisk-Next

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https://github.com/micro5k/microg-unofficial-installer/releases/tag/nightly

Updated GMS core to v0.3.8.250932

Now, updated to newest version v0.3.8.250932, all boxes ticked and works well 😉

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