Updated Simplified Chinese translation repo link

[Cetaceaqua]

Updated the repo link to my fork based on J-11's old translation for 1.3-rc1, updated to 1.3.2, fixed some long-standing translation issues, and will soon update a new theme extension with the officially licensed Dinkie Bitmap font.

I started working on my fork at the end of November, completely unaware of the official start of Weblate translation, what an awkward timing!

I will try to contact the current Simplified Chinese contributors on Weblate and work with them to continue to improve the Simplified Chinese localization of Aseprite.

Thank you for such a great pixel art editor, I've been immersed in it for over 1k hours! ❤

[Cetaceaqua]

BTW, I'm not sure it's appropriate to make suggestions here.

If Aseprite is about to add built-in localization to it using Weblate translations, then it will definitely need to add fonts for various languages.

I'd like to recommend Dinkie Bitmap font for Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, as it's not only a great pixel-perfect font that covers a large number of Chinese character sets, but it's also available in both 9px and 7px glyphs, which is just the right size for the default and mini glyphs in Aseprite.

A free theme extension with the font, licensed by the designer of Dinkie Bitmap will soon be available in my translation fork, so you can use it to preview how the font will look in Aseprite!

You can preview the font and contact the designer at: https://atelier-anchor.com/typefaces/dinkie-bitmap

I am not a part of the font team, and have no profit in it, I just like Aseprite and Dinkie Bitmap. 🥰

[Cetaceaqua]

@dacap Please take a look, thanks a lot! ❤️