Docs: Rename ch to zh-hans and zhHans
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* Fixed a case sensitivity issue in file names and variables by reverting and reapplying changes
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ch to zh-Hans and zhHansch to zh-hans and zhHans
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📝 Key Changes
Reference: #144 discussion
This PR renames all instances of
chto follow the correct locale standard:zh-hansto align with the proper locale format.zhHanswhere hyphens (-) are not allowed in TypeScript.zh-CN), based on giscus/giscus#i18n.tsx.🔧 Changes:
chfolder and links tozh-hans.chvariables tozhHansto comply with TypeScript restrictions.zh-CNper its official standard🖼️ Before and After Comparison
Renamed files and variables in Chinese documentation. No visual changes.