Update Malaysia holidays: add th localization
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Proposed change
Adds Thai (
th) localization for Malaysia holidays (I did double-checked all typos this time).Note
Thai Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS) is used as the primary source for Islamic holidays naming over Thai Wikipedia ones i.e.
อีฎิ้ลฟิตริinstead ofอีดิลฟิฏร์For various royal wordings - Royal World Thailand's Title and Style Guide is used - the Sultan of Johor was conferred special title tier in Thai language compared to other Malaysian states, even without referring to his "Yang di-Pertuan Agong" status. [1] [2]
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make pre-commit, it didn't generate any changesmake test, all tests passed locally