standardize language handling - #4926
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use a uniform Language class to unify how we handle language coding across the core framework and plugins
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looks good to me! something nit:
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use a uniform Language class to unify how we handle language coding across the core framework and plugins.
the framework will always reference
Languagetype internally, where each plugin then converts it to a specific type as needed by external services.