Rewrite a comment on measurement systems
CLDR does supply information on measurement system, which may be richer than what we're currently working with, but * I don't see any hint to which measurement system to use for each locale by default; * there is some support for selecting combinations of locale and measurement system, suggesting it doesn't believe in such a default in any case; and * even if it were there, adding it to locale_data[] would take up more memory than special-casing the few locales that use anything but SI. Revise the comment to reflect this. Change-Id: Idfa603fc9a5a55d0bd0da122ac66c76b0edf9f57 Reviewed-by: Konstantin Ritt <ritt.ks@gmail.com> Reviewed-by: Thiago Macieira <thiago.macieira@intel.com>
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/* This part of the file isn't generated, but written by hand since
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/* This part of the file isn't generated, but written by hand. Unicode CLDR's
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* Unicode CLDR doesn't contain measurement system information.
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information about measurement systems doesn't say which to use by default in
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each locale. Even if it did, adding another entry in every locale's row of
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locale_data[] would take up much more memory than the small table below.
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