Sr latn rs locale translation #288
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@adam3smith How do you think we should handle this? I think it should work fine to have to have a locale with the script indicated ala "sr-Cyrl-RS" as far as processors are concerned, so we just need to modify our test regex. Does that sound good to you? |
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As Serbian has two official scripts, the Latin script being used for scientific writing, I propose changing "sr-RS" (which was in Cyrillic) to "sr-Cyrl-RS" as per BCP 47.
I have also partially translated the existing "sr-RS" locale file into its Latin script equivalent ("sr-Latn-RS").
Checklist
<translator>in the<info>block at the beginning of the file.