Display translated fields in their own columns in the user's language

Summary Concerns #19626 and #19424 So actually it is not possible to display a translated field in the user's language in its own column. It displays a comma separated list of all translated values. To display the translated value in the user's language, we have to use the "Translations" relational field and edit its display. But then, the column name is "Translations" so it does not correspond to the label of the field displayed. Also, if we have two translated fields, there is no way to display them in separate columns we are forced to joint them in the "Translations column". Basic Example [2023-09-22-15-22-00.webm]( Motivation It is complicated for the end user to use Directus when there are multiple translated fields. Detailed Design To resolve this, I propose to create a new "Display" that we could enable on the fields in the translation relational collection. This display would allow displaying only the v…