LocalizedString: country dimension; ISO 24229 spelling systems - #50
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LocalizedString gains the country/locale dimension (ISO 3166), so its language-script-country combination identifies a spelling system as registered under ISO 24229 (written-language conversion systems). The render rule now tracks the view's transitive includes, so model-only changes no longer leave stale committed PNGs.
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LocalizedStringgains+country: Iso3166Code[0..*]; its definition now states that a language-script(-country) combination identifies a spelling system as registered under ISO 24229 (Information and documentation — Written-language conversion systems) — the registry governing combinations of ISO 639 + ISO 15924 + ISO 3166 as language-representation identifiersDataTypes.pngregeneratedTest plan
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