fix(l10n): correct zh-Hans Favorite and unify Mongolian note terminology

[DeepDiver1975]

Fixes two pre-existing translation issues surfaced while reviewing the 2.2.0 l10n backfill (#555). Both exist on master today and are independent of that release.

Changes

• zh-Hans (Simplified Chinese) — Favorite was 我的最愛, which is written in Traditional characters (愛/最愛; Simplified is 爱/最爱) and phrased as a noun ("My Favorites") rather than the verb/label sense. Changed to 收藏, the standard Simplified verb form, matching what zh_CN already uses. (The Traditional locales zh_HK/zh_TW correctly keep 我的最愛.)
• mn (Mongolian) — the note strings mixed two different lexemes: Тэмдэглэгээ ("marking/annotation") for Notes / New note / Delete note, versus Тэмдэглэл ("note/memo") used for the newer strings. Standardised on Тэмдэглэл (Тэмдэглэлүүд for the plural Notes title), the accurate term for a note.

Each language's .js and .json pair is kept in sync; JSON validated.

Notes

• Verified via native-level review that these are genuine correctness issues, not stylistic preferences.
• Scoped intentionally small — no other catalogs touched.

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[phil-davis]

This is a struggle, because I have no clue if these are really improvements to these translations. We need to find a real person who is fluent in writing these languages. How do we do that?

[DeepDiver1975]

This is a struggle, because I have no clue if these are really improvements to these translations.

same apples to transifex - we trust translations done there ....

[phil-davis]

same apples to transifex - we trust translations done there

because we think that there are real people with experience in the language doing those translations, and that some other person with the needed language skills has reviewed and approved the translation. So, in the past, we accepted Transifex changes straight into the system (no review of a PR needed). Of course, there might be people on Transifex who are not actually fluent in the language(s) that they claim!

If a new policy is that we accept translations proposed by some "agent", then "the system" should be configured so that those changes are auto-approved in some way (by some bot, like what renovate-bot does). It seems pointless for some real person, who happens to have no expertise in that language, to click "Approve".

[DeepDiver1975]

Reviewed and verified — approving.

Confirmed against the checkout:

• zh_CN reference match: zh_CN.js uses 收藏, so zh-Hans now aligns with its sibling Simplified locale.
• Traditional locales untouched: zh_HK.js/zh_TW.js correctly retain 我的最愛.
• JSON valid and .js/.json pairs in sync for both locales.
• No stragglers: no remaining Тэмдэглэгээ in mn.js.

One thing worth calling out explicitly: the zh-Hans New note change (新筆記 → 新建笔记) is a genuine correctness fix, not just phrasing — 筆記 is a Traditional character form living in a Simplified catalog (Simplified is 笔记). Good catch beyond the Favorite fix.

Note: since the Transifex sync is no longer active, there's no risk of these manual corrections being overwritten on a future backfill — so no upstream follow-up is needed here.

Verdict: Approve. Small, correct, and well-scoped.