website: Use existing translations of language names #1349
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Removed language.json translation file as we don't really need it anymore, just moved the couple of remaining items into tasks.json
I also reverted the change where I created
lang_mismatch_langandlang_mismatch_lang.explanationbecause we don't actually need two different strings and it was causing an issue where it would show a mix of english and the users language rather than just show the existing "Wrong language" text that is probably a better intermediate until the translations are updated. Let me know if there is a better way to handle updating the source english text for translations.