fix(ui): use navigator.language instead of hardcoded en-IN locale in LiveClock#663
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…LiveClock Replaced hardcoded Indian locale string en-IN with navigator.language so the clock respects each user's browser/system locale. Fixes aryandas2911#657
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Fixes #657
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"en-IN"locale withnavigator.languageinLiveClock.jsxFiles Changed
frontend/src/components/Dashboard/LiveClock.jsx(1 line changed)Type