Sunil Mohan Adapa d72abb8539
config: Don't restrict supported languages
- There is no reason to limit the number of languages supported by the
  application.  This is what happens when LANGUAGES is set during Django
  configuration.  Users should be able to set a language using browser
  preferences and see at least the Django translated messages even if
  Plinth messages are not translated (example user create/edit form).

- If we wish to limit the number of language options shown duing
  language selection (for quality perception reasons), we should perform
  the limiting at the time of configuration.

- Note that when a new language is requested in translation tool, we
  create an empty file and that may lead to language being shown but
  with few strings actually translated.  This will have poor impact on
  user experience.  I wonder if we should filter language at all,
  keeping this in mind.
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