🌐 Add a British English (en_gb) dictionary (iTop 3.3) - #3
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The module ships no `en_gb` dictionary, so British users fall back to EN US throughout, including for the entries whose British spelling differs. This pull request adds one holding only those entries. Dictionary keys and the EN US entries are untouched. Where an `en_gb` entry is absent, `Dict` already falls back to EN US, so nothing is duplicated for the sake of it.
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The module ships no
en_gbdictionary, so British users fall back to EN USthroughout, including for the entries whose British spelling differs.
This pull request adds one holding only those entries.
Dictionary keys and the EN US entries are untouched. Where an
en_gbentry isabsent,
Dictalready falls back to EN US, so nothing is duplicated for thesake of it.