Documentation update

CHANGELOG.md

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 * Added translations for Dutch (nl_NL)
 * Added translations for Korean (ko_KR)
 * Decreased the memory footprint under some circumstances by completely freeing up video player resources after finishing view transitions
-* The Git index stat cache is now refreshed for all themes when starting the theme downloader (speeds up the inventory under some circumstances)
+* The Git index stat cache is now refreshed for all themes when starting the theme downloader (this speeds up the inventory under some circumstances)
 * (Android) Added experimental support for the Nintendo Wii U (wiiu) game system
 * (Android) Changed Flycast standalone to use %ROMSAF% instead of %ROM% as the latter caused game launching to fail on some devices
 * (Android) Improved the experience when running in multi-window mode
 * (Android) Added exception handling to the onboarding configurator for broken devices where the SAF directory picker is missing
+* (Android) Added a temporary workaround to avoid crashes on non-character keyboard input when editing text (caused by a bug in the SDL library)
 * (modern-es-de) Replaced some legacy carousel icons
 * Added the Nanum Square Neo Korean font
 
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 * Invalid popup notifications were sometimes shown after a download error message had been displayed in the theme downloader
 * Attempting to view media for a game that had no downloaded media paused the playback of all static theme videos
 * Newly entered ScreenScraper username and password values were positioned incorrectly vertically in the account settings menu
+* (linear-es-de) The carousel icon for tanodragon was incorrectly showing the dragon32 system
+* (modern-es-de) The carousel icon for tanodragon was incorrectly showing the dragon32 system
 
 ## Version 3.1.0 / 3.1.0-32
 

HAIKU.md

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 # ES-DE Frontend - Haiku documentation
 
-Note that support for Haiku is currently experimental as the operating system itself is experimental.
+ES-DE is available via HaikuDepot but if you still want to build it yourself then you can find detailed instructions in the _Building on Haiku_ section of the [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md#building-on-haiku) document.
 
-There are currently no pre-built packages available so you'll need to build ES-DE yourself. Detailed instructions are available in the _Building on Haiku_ section of the [INSTALL-DEV.md](INSTALL-DEV.md#building-on-haiku) document.
+Note that support for Haiku is currently experimental as the operating system itself is experimental.
 
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USERGUIDE-DEV.md

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 ## Specific notes for Haiku
 
-The [Haiku](https://www.haiku-os.org) port of ES-DE is currently experimental as the OS itself is experimental and has some issues. Still most functionality in ES-DE is working and there is support for a quite large number of systems and emulators. If you're interested in Haiku it's for sure worth trying it out. See the dedicated [HAIKU.md](HAIKU.md) document for more details.
+The [Haiku](https://www.haiku-os.org) port of ES-DE is currently experimental as the OS itself is experimental and has some issues. Still most functionality is working and there is support for a quite large number of systems and emulators. If you're interested in Haiku it's for sure worth trying it out as ES-DE can be easily installed via HaikuDepot. See the dedicated [HAIKU.md](HAIKU.md) document for more details.
 
 ## Specific notes for Raspberry Pi
 

USERGUIDE.md

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 ## Specific notes for Haiku
 
-The [Haiku](https://www.haiku-os.org) port of ES-DE is currently experimental as the OS itself is experimental and has some issues. Still most functionality in ES-DE is working and there is support for a quite large number of systems and emulators. If you're interested in Haiku it's for sure worth trying it out. See the dedicated [HAIKU.md](HAIKU.md) document for more details.
+The [Haiku](https://www.haiku-os.org) port of ES-DE is currently experimental as the OS itself is experimental and has some issues. Still most functionality is working and there is support for a quite large number of systems and emulators. If you're interested in Haiku it's for sure worth trying it out as ES-DE can be easily installed via HaikuDepot. See the dedicated [HAIKU.md](HAIKU.md) document for more details.
 
 ## Specific notes for Raspberry Pi