[zh-TW] Add contributor to Chinese (traditional) translation in README #1019
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Description
This PR adds my name to the contributors list for the Chinese (Traditional) translation in the README file.
Context
Following the pattern established in previous contributions:
I'm adding myself to the authors list to properly credit my translation work.
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@thisistz, @stevhliu, @lewtun - Could you please review this PR when you have a chance? Thank you!