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1. ▸▾0.10.119 Sept 2026Deprecated

   Deprecate LANGUAGE with a warning to use Language . Existing enum and variant imports continue to work; both enum types are generated from a shared de…

   This patch fixes language-feature combinations and adds a non-panicking lookup API while retaining Rust 2021 and the existing get() function.

   • Add lookup(), available_languages(), the Language enum, and the all convenience feature.
   • Deprecate LANGUAGE with a warning to use Language. Existing enum and variant imports continue to work; both enum types are generated from a shared definition.
   • Fix feature combinations that hid existing enum variants and support builds with no language data.
   • Preserve published ISO/NLTK lists and NLTK source precedence; remove only the duplicate Klingon vaj entry.
   • Correct package metadata, include the Apache license text, and update documentation, examples, and CI coverage.

   Migration: replace LANGUAGE with Language. Existing get() calls remain supported. Use lookup() when a language may be unknown or disabled; it returns None instead of panicking.

   Validation covers all eight data-feature combinations, Rust 1.84, legacy enum imports and warnings, strict Clippy/rustdoc, package verification, and comparison against published data.

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   Additional notes2 sources agree

   Added

   • Language as the preferred enum, retaining the original LANGUAGE enum for compatibility.
   • lookup for non-panicking language lookup, accepting enums and string codes.
   • available_languages for runtime discovery of enabled language codes.
   • The convenience feature all, enabling ISO, NLTK, and constructed lists.

   Deprecated

   • LANGUAGE in favor of Language; existing enum and variant imports continue to work with a deprecation warning. Both enums accept the same lookup codes and are generated from one definition.

   Fixed

   • Feature combinations are now additive; constructed and NLTK features no longer hide unrelated enum variants.
   • Builds with no language-data features enabled compile successfully.
   • Removed a duplicate entry from the Klingon list.
   • Corrected repository and homepage metadata.
   • Included the Apache-2.0 license text advertised by the crate's dual-license metadata.

   Changed

   • Retained the Rust 2021 edition and the existing get API.
   • Preserved the published ISO/NLTK lists and NLTK precedence when both sources are enabled.
   • Fictional constructed-language lists are documented as experimental and retain their original provenance.