Added information about Android file locations

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If you receive a `.tstudio` file that is corrupt and can't be opened by translationStudio, the first step to take should be to try to get another copy of the data.
* On Windows, the original (working) files for translationStudio are in `%AppData%\..\local\translationStudio\targetTranslations`. Backups are in `%UserProfile%\translationStudio\automatic_backups` and the default export folder is `%UserProfile%\translationStudio\backups`.
* On Android, the original (working) files for translationStudio are in `Internal Storage/translationStudio` and the default export folder is `/storage/emulated/0/Download/translationStudio`.
* On Mac, the original (working) files for translationStudio are in `~/Library/Application Support/translationstudio/targetTranslations`. Backups are in `~/translationStudio/automatic_backups` and the default export folder is `~/translationStudio/backups`.
* On Linux, the original (working) files for translationStudio are in `~/.config/translationstudio`. Backups are in `~/translationStudio/automatic_backups` and the default export folder is `~/translationStudio/backups`.
* Note that on Mac and Linux systems file names and paths are case-sensitive, and the working files are in a folder written all in lowercase: translationstudio. Also note that if you are using the terminal, the space in `Application Support` will need to be escaped: `~/Library/Application\ Support/translationstudio/targetTranslations/`.