Locale per source

Each source (note: Source) declares its locale as a BCP 47 tag, defaulting to the project locale (6 passages, no note). A language (40 passages, no note) is described by data, never by code: a pack (note: Language pack) holding its name, its apostrophes, its collation options (3 passages, no note), its plural suffix rules (4 passages, no note) and its stopwords (note: Stopword), which the locale (note: Locale) selects together with the type prefixes (3 passages, no note) of the profile (note: Profile) for that language; word segmentation (3 passages, no note) and collation (10 passages, no note) come from the platform (4 passages, no note)'s Unicode implementation. The engine (13 passages, no note) ships en and fr; a regional variant (3 passages, no note) such as fr-CA uses the pack of its language (3 passages, no note) until a plugin (note: Plugin) registers (3 passages, no note) a more specific one, other languages are packs shipped by plugins, and a tag with no pack (3 passages, no note) is a build error (3 passages, no note). The adding a language pack process is the path.

• Entity
• Source
• Build
• Lint
• Adding a language pack