Tweak Cantonese language tag in CFBundleLocalizations key
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Thank you for looking into this for me. The recent localization issues with Cantonese and Chinese have been giving me quite headache. I think this deserves a big 👍! |
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In #6835 the language tag for Cantonese in the
CFBundleLocalizationskey was changed fromzh_HKtoyue-Hantin an effort to get Cantonese listed as one of the supported languages on the App Store page.Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to have worked:
So as discussed in #6835 (comment), this follow-up PR tweaks the language tag to simply
yue.Pinging @auroursa for feedback.