fix: Chinese locale missing *_one key#1531
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Problem
When using the Chinese interface I was confused why many important words were still shown in English. I found that the entity.*_one keys were missing.
Solution
In Chinese, the concept of pluralization is relatively weak, and the current Chinese translations actually all use singular forms, so I added "*_one" set as-is to fill in the missing entries.