Add Chinese (Simplified) Translation

[monstorix]

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[WofWca]

Apart from the comment the code looks OK.
I didn't check the translation itself.

[72374]

It is necessary to add <script src="./i18n/zh-Hans.js"></script> to index.html, after these:

invite/index.html

Lines 23 to 26 in 9064fe9

	<script src="./i18n/de.js"></script>
	<script src="./i18n/en.js"></script>
	<script src="./i18n/fr.js"></script>
	<script src="./i18n/ru.js"></script>

Otherwise, the translation will not be used.

[72374]

With 'zh-Hans', the translation was not used by Firefox 140 ESR and Ungoogled Chromium 149, while "Chinese - China" / "Chinese (Simplified)" were chosen as the most preferred language.

With 'zh-CN', the translation was used; but not if "Chinese" was chosen, which required zh.

So it seems to be necessary to change 'zh-Hans' to 'zh-CN'.

It may also make sense to add a copy of the translation, but with zh, considering that this is the most common form of Chinese (if what i remember is correct).

[monstorix]

So it seems to be necessary to change 'zh-Hans' to 'zh-CN'.

It may also make sense to add a copy of the translation, but with zh, considering that this is the most common form of Chinese (if what i remember is correct).

@72374 I will change the language code later.

You're right about the Chinese forms: Simplified characters are mostly used in China mainland and Singapore, which have the largest Chinese-speaking populations, while regions such as Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan use traditional characters.