Fix the language table in the docs

[brandonocasey]

Description

Noticed that the language table on http://docs.videojs.com/docs/guides/languages.html is not correctly formatted. Looked at the markdown file for it and saw some malformed HTML. Fixed it

Requirements Checklist

• Feature implemented / Bug fixed
• Reviewed by Two Core Contributors

[mister-ben]

Does this doc need to list language codes? Something like this from the explanation of Navigator.language on MDN might suffice:

A string representing the language version as defined in BCP 47. Examples of valid language codes include "en", "en-US", "fr", "es-ES", etc.

[misteroneill]

I'm all for leaving the table out - especially when there's a link directly to an always-updated list of files/languages. This seems like wasteful documentation.

[brandonocasey]

yeah that works too, I can just change it to a link

[gkatsev]

I think the original idea was to have the list of names for the json files in an easily accessible place.

[misteroneill]

The problem I see there is that you then have to remember to update this document anytime a new file is added/removed. Not that it's a common occurrence, but...

[gkatsev]

this list has all* the languages, not just the ones currently available in videojs.
Also, I wasn't necessarily saying we need to keep it, was just trying to give background on why it's there. If such a list is available in a more official place (specifically the two-letter language codes) we could just link it.

*not actually all, but a large selection of the most commonly used languages

[brandonocasey]

maybe: http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry ?

[misteroneill]

Oh, I see, then ignore me. :)

[brandonocasey]

@gkatsev @mister-ben @misteroneill So the consensus here is to change the table into a link right? How about this?

[misteroneill]

LGTM

[gkatsev]

LGTM