add Indonesian and Hinglish#28305
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Description
This PR adds Indonesian and Hindi (Latin / Hinglish) language support.
These were chosen because they:
Despite the low implementation cost, they potentially serve a very large user base:
Note on terminology:
“Hinglish” is a widely accepted, self-used term for Hindi–English code-mixing and is common in academic, technical, and media contexts. It is not pejorative and is not comparable to terms like “Chinglish”.
Requirements
A 128x64 LCD (or simulated)
Benefits
Additional languages supported
Configurations
These are selected with
#define LCD_LANGUAGE id // Indonesian
or
#define LCD_LANGUAGE hinglish // Hinglish (note there is no 2 letter code. "hi" is Ambiguous (usually implies Devanagari) which is very different