feat(i18n): add Chinese localization - #6
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This PR adds Simplified Chinese support for the app’s React UI.
I used a large language model to help find the user-facing English text in the renderer, then moved those strings into i18n resource files and translated them into Simplified Chinese. The UI now uses
i18next/react-i18next, and the Options dialog includes a language selector.This covers the renderer UI, including menus, modals, context menus, loading states, and renderer-side error messages. It does not include Electron main-process UI, such as tray menus or native file dialog titles.