Fixed Simplified Chinese translation #1659
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Create merge commitoption when merging into 'releases'.What changes does this PR introduce?
New translation of Simplified Chinese, and XML format closer to the original English localization file.
Any background context you want to provide?
None.
Where should the reviewer start?
Check the XML format again to make sure this won't break something.
Has this been manually tested? How?
No. I don't think it is necessary to build the entire program just for a translation fix.
What value does this provide to our end users?
Better experience for Chinese users.
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