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Add Simplified Chinese as a system language

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The installer asks for the language before the keyboard, and
Setup > Language (omarchy language en|zh) switches it later. Under
zh_CN the menu reads its labels from omarchy-menu.zh-cn.jsonc, the
shell from I18nZh.js through I18n.tr, and notifications are worded
by their sender through omarchy-text, which reads the same table.
User text is never translated.
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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ The full-disk encryption won't allow you to enter the password from a Bluetooth
### Installing for another owner
If you're setting up a machine for someone else — a family member, a new employee, a buyer — you shouldn't be answering the personal questions on their behalf. Hit `Ctrl + C` on the very first screen of the installer (the keyboard selection), and Omarchy will offer to prepare the machine for another owner instead. The system installs right away, but all the personal setup — keyboard layout, username, password — is deferred until the machine boots for the first time. The drive is still encrypted by default, and the password the new owner picks on that first boot becomes the encryption password too. (A machine you've already been using can be handed over without a reinstall too — see [resetting the computer](48-security.md).)
If you're setting up a machine for someone else — a family member, a new employee, a buyer — you shouldn't be answering the personal questions on their behalf. Hit `Ctrl + C` on the very first screen of the installer (the language and keyboard selection), and Omarchy will offer to prepare the machine for another owner instead. The system installs right away, but all the personal setup — keyboard layout, username, password — is deferred until the machine boots for the first time. The drive is still encrypted by default, and the password the new owner picks on that first boot becomes the encryption password too. (A machine you've already been using can be handed over without a reinstall too — see [resetting the computer](48-security.md).)
### Unattended installs