Use first language from Scripture Burrito Languages#8
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…ale is meant to be the required field of all localized text in a scripture burrito but not necessarily the language of the content the scripture burrito is describing. As such, WA has decided for English to be the default Locale for all burritos. We instead need to use the first language in the languages list as the language of the content.
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The default locale is meant to be the required field of all localized text in a scripture burrito but not necessarily the language of the content the scripture burrito is describing.
As such, WA has decided for English to be the default Locale for all burritos.
We instead need to use the first language in the languages list as the language of the content.