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Correct Latin locale code #188
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Thanks! (our automatic tests are set up in such a way that we have to make explicit exceptions for locale codes without a region) |
Thank you for catching it! It's doubly embarrassing because I had made a proposal to the IETF a couple of years ago to create Latin variant tags corresponding to the private-use |
Ah, well, in that case I agree with you :). Most of us are not exactly well-versed in the arcane knowledge of locale codes. |
Correcting my error in #186.