Re: [w3c/manifest] [DRAFT—DO NOT MERGE/REVIEW] Add members for localization (PR #1101)

@christianliebel 
I think `_localized` suffix can be a temporary solution to be backward compatible with existing browsers and applications.
while native localizable strings can also be a standard way for all web standards like html can be enhanced like this: 

```html
<p>
<string>
<locale lang="en"> Hello World!</locale>
<locale lang="en-US"> Hello World!</locale>
<i18n lang="zh"> 你好世界！</i18n>
<i18n lang="zh-CN"> 你好世界！</i18n>
</string>
</p>
````


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