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Signed-off-by: tengshuangshuang <tengshuangshuang@xiaomi.com>
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This PR adds a Chinese translation of the README file to make the documentation more accessible to Chinese-speaking developers in the RTOS community. The translation maintains the original format and structure while providing accurate and clear explanations in Chinese. This will help non-English speakers better understand the setup, building, flashing, and debugging processes for the benchmark project across different RTOS platforms.
The changes include:
A complete Chinese translation of the README file.
Preservation of the original formatting, code blocks, and commands.
No modifications to the English version of the README.
This addition aims to foster inclusivity and support for a broader audience in the RTOS community. Feedback and suggestions for further improvements are welcome!
Thank you!