Fix Azure locale in embed #1928
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Azure locale is like
en.en-us, orzh-hant.zh-hk.The first part is language (localization), and the second part is regional format (internationalization).
We should only use the first part and ignore the second part. But this is tricky because 80% of the time, the first part is not in the
en-USformat. So we need to custom mapping for them.To be cultural neutral, we prefer
zh-HANSinstead ofzh-CN.