docs: add FAQ entry for Chinese character alignment issues#3997
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Add comprehensive FAQ entry explaining why Chinese/CJK characters may not align properly and provide solutions including: - UTF-8 encoding configuration - Terminal recommendations by OS - Font suggestions for CJK support - Windows-specific notes and workarounds This helps Chinese developers resolve common display issues when using Rich with CJK content.
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Description
This PR adds a comprehensive FAQ entry to help Chinese developers resolve common display issues when using Rich with CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) characters.
Changes
Added new FAQ entry: "Why do Chinese characters not align properly?"
The entry includes:
Why This Change?
Related
This is a follow-up to PR #3996 which added Chinese-specific examples to README.cn.md.