Re: [w3c/manifest] Add members for localization (PR #1101)

@aarongustafson commented on this pull request.



> +                "de":    "Farbwähler",
+                "en":    {"value": "Color Picker"},
+                "en-GB": {"value": "Colour Picker", "dir": "ltr"},
+                "fr":    {"value": "Sélecteur de Couleur", "lang": "fr-CA", "dir": "ltr"},
+                "ar":    {"value": "منتقي الألوان", "dir": "rtl"}
+              }
+            }
+          </pre>
+        </aside>
+        <p>
+          [=manifest/*_localized=] members contain a [=language map=] that
+          defines [=localized values=] for the given [=localizable member=] in
+          the application. The user agent SHOULD use the user's localization
+          settings to select the [=localized value=] whose [=language tag=] key best
+          matches the user's preference. When no such [=localized value=] is
+          available, the default representation is used.

In the absence of a defined `lang`, the language is considered unknown, per the spec, but in practice isn't it assumed to be the default language of the page linking to it? 

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