Upgrade CLDR to v37 and remove adopted cldr-data* packages #4874
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Changelog Entry
Fixed
cldr-dataandcldr-data-downloaderpackages, by @compulim, in PR #4874Description
We are bumping CLDR to v37 from the official Unicode repository, despite the current is v43.
We adopted
cldr-dataandcldr-data-downloaderto fix their vulnerabilities and patching plurals for Polish and Portuguese language (bug of CLDR v36). However, we no longer need both packages as we download from the official Unicode repository.Design
globalizedoes not support CLDR v38 or up due to new "c" parameter added to French plurals andglobalizedid not update its dependency onmake-pluralpackage. Thus, we cannot bump to v38 or beyond untilglobalizeresolved the issue.Specific Changes
cldr-coreand other packagescldr-dataandcldr-data-downloadercreatePrecompileGlobalizescriptCHANGELOG.mdReview Checklist
Accessibility reviewed (tab order, content readability, alt text, color contrast)Browser and platform compatibilities reviewedCSS styles reviewed (minimal rules, noz-index)Documents reviewed (docs, samples, live demo)package.jsonandpackage-lock.jsonreviewed~Security reviewed (no data URIs, check for nonce leak)