Add Clipport to command-line apps#2079
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Adds Clipport to the command-line app lists across English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean files.\n\nProject: https://github.com/arihantsethia/clipport\n\nWhy it belongs: Clipport is a macOS/iTerm command-line tool for SSH workflows. It lets users paste Mac clipboard text normally and paste screenshots into remote SSH sessions as /tmp/clipport/... paths.\n\nI moved the entry from the main Clipboard Tools section to command-line app files so it is positioned as a terminal/remote-dev utility rather than a clipboard history manager.