Chinese Simplified for installer

[TC999]

A friendly reminder for new contributors:

What is DCO sign-off? Why is it required?

DCO stands for Developer's Certificate of Origin.

We require all commits to be DCO signed-off in case we need to track down and handle legal and/or technical issues.

To DCO sign-off your commits, you could run the git-commit command with the -s option or just add a line in your commit message in this format:

        Signed-off-by: yourFirstName yourLastName <yourEmail@example.org>

For more information, check out how PRs are checked for DCO sign-off: https://github.com/probot/dco#how-it-works .

Thank you very much.

[dscho]

Thank you for your contribution @TC999!

However, Git for Windows merely consumes these translations from InnoSetup. We do not add our own versions here. I see two unofficial Chinese translations in that project: simplified and traditional. It would most likely make more sense to contribute there (specifically, see the information at https://jrsoftware.org/files/istrans/, a link that you even quoted in the added file), and to try to get the translation to a level where it can be included in the official InnoSetup versions, from which Git for Windows will then automatically consume it.

In that light, I do not want to merge it here (which would be premature before getting the official blessing of the InnoSetup project).