lang: added ms-MY.json for Bahasa Malaysia in Malaysia (country)

[hollowaykeanho]

Since the i18n language is missing of Bahasa Malaysia for Malaysia while our other native languages (English [en], and Simplified Chinese [zh-CN]) are available, I, as a Malaysian who understands all these languages shall contribute the missing piece.

The language code is 'ms' but 'my' country code is required as the Bahasa Malaysia language itself is known closely related across the South East Asia coutries (variations in different countries like Singapore and Brunei). The only exception is Bahasa Indonesia where it has its own code (id).

This patch adds ms-my.json for Bahasa Malaysia specifically for Malaysia in South East Asia.

Signed-off-by: (Holloway) Chew, Kean Ho hollowaykeanho@gmail.com

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[gouguoyin]

According to the name code standards of countries and regions in the world, I think it is better to name my-MS.json，such as 'zh-CN', 'en-CA'

[hollowaykeanho]

Noted. Updating it..

[gouguoyin]

It is my-MS.json, not ms-MY.json, the country code should be put first.

[hollowaykeanho]

I'm confused. The language is ms, country code is MY. If we follow the example above:

1. zh-CN, it's Language zh (Simplified Chinese), CN is China.
2. en-CA, it's Language en (English), CA is Canada.

We're still following ISO 639 (e.g. https://www.venea.net/web/culture_code) right? Please double confirm. I can change it as per your request.

[gouguoyin]

I'm confused. The language is ms, country code is MY. If we follow the example above:

1. zh-CN, it's Language zh (Simplified Chinese), CN is China.
2. en-CA, it's Language en (English), CA is Canada.

We're still following ISO 639 (e.g. https://www.venea.net/web/culture_code) right? Please double confirm. I can change it as per your request.

Sorry, you are right.