No, these are intentional- the fallbacks are for the next possible translation in the case that a key is missing.
For example, pirate english has english (US) as a fallback, so that if pirate english is missing anything, english (US) will cover it.
However, english (US) does -not- fallback on pirate english, because it's completely out of place to give a pirate text.
This is intended for dialects of the same language, but if they are so far removed from each other that it's nonsensical, feel free to remove the fallback outright, otherwise, let me know and I'll close the PR.
Weeesly
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4 months ago
No, these are intentional- the fallbacks are for the next possible translation in the case that a key is missing. For example, pirate english has english (US) as a fallback, so that if pirate english is missing anything, english (US) will cover it. However, english (US) does -not- fallback on pirate english, because it's completely out of place to give a pirate text.
This is intended for dialects of the same language, but if they are so far removed from each other that it's nonsensical, feel free to remove the fallback outright, otherwise, let me know and I'll close the PR.