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Remove compiled_data Default ctors from types which are prone to change sufficiently often #5958
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- `icu_locale` | ||
- `LocaleExpander`, `LocaleDirectionality`, and `LocaleCanonicalizer` distinguish between `new_common()` and `new_extended()` constructors (unicode-org#5958) | ||
- `icu_segmenter` | ||
- Segmenters that can take a content locale now specify `_root()` on their default localeless constructors (unicode-org#5958) |
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"root" is a CLDR term that we have so far avoided. I don't think it's very clear if you don't think of languages as a tree.
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Happy to bikeshed the names further.
#5856 (comment) has some discussion. I don't really like any of the names on the table.
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I dislike root for the same reason, it is CLDR jargon, however it is a relatively convenient name.
Also clarifies a
new_common()
vsnew_extended()
distinction for locale data.Fixes #5554