The table was thirty languages typed by hand. It is now generated: utils/generate_languages.py takes the 184 alpha-2 codes from pycountry, the display names from CLDR through babel, and the writing direction from CLDR character order. 159 languages carry their endonym; the remaining 25 have no CLDR entry and carry their English ISO name. That corrects the right-to-left set, which had four entries and needs ten — dv, ks, ps, sd, ug and yi were simply missed. Only 29 languages ship an interface catalogue, so the other 155 render in English until one is filled. make i18n-ui fills app/i18n/ui/ for them, and make i18n now covers the interface strings as well; neither asks for a string a shipped catalogue already answers, so hand-written entries stay. 184 entries do not fit on a screen, so the language menu scrolls inside itself. overscroll-behavior keeps the page behind it from moving once the list reaches its end. babel and pycountry are dev dependencies: the generator needs them, the application does not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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