docs: Add zh Translation

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced Chinese translations for wallet functionalities, enhancing accessibility for Chinese-speaking users.
  • Added user interface text for wallet connections and important instructions regarding the connection process and memo functionality.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new localization file, locales/wallet/zh.ts, which provides a complete set of Chinese translations for wallet functionalities. It includes terms related to wallet connections, user interface text for various wallet types, and instructions for users. Additionally, it features a memo functionality section to guide users on entering memo details correctly.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
locales/wallet/zh.ts	Added a new file containing translations for wallet-related terms and user interface instructions in Chinese. Exported object includes connection and memo functionalities.

Poem

In the land of digital gold,
A rabbit hops, brave and bold.
With translations now in hand,
Wallets connect across the land.
Hooray for ease, let joy unfold! 🐇✨

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locales/wallet/zh.ts (3)

1-1: LGTM: File structure is appropriate for localization.

The file structure with an exported default object containing 'connect' and 'memo' sections is well-organized and suitable for a localization file.

Also applies to: 68-68, 74-74

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68-73: LGTM: 'memo' section translations are accurate and comprehensive.

The translations for the memo functionality are well done. The warning about potential fund loss due to incorrect memo input (lines 70-71) is particularly important and well-phrased.

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2-66: Overall, the translations in the 'connect' section look good, but there are a few points to consider:

1. Consistency in wallet name translations:
   Some wallet names are left in English (e.g., Metamask, Ledger, Trezor) while others are translated (e.g., '一键登录' for Torus). Consider whether this is intentional or if there should be a consistent approach.

2. Capitalization of wallet names:
   There's inconsistency in the capitalization of wallet names. For example, 'BitGet' (line 64) vs 'bitGet' (line 62). It would be good to standardize this across the file.

3. Trezor warning message:
   The warning message for Trezor (lines 40-41) is quite strong. Please verify if this level of caution is still necessary or if it should be updated.

Consider standardizing the capitalization of wallet names throughout the file. For example:

-    bitGet: 'Bitget Wallet',
+    bitGet: 'BitGet Wallet',

Regarding the Trezor warning message, could you please verify if this level of caution is still necessary? If there have been updates to Trezor support, this message might need to be modified.

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