Use i18n locale instead of local lang for date#381
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We should use the selected language to display the datetime. It appears that not just the time format is returned in the client language, but also the words surrounding it like "ago", leading to situations such as "Latest, built vor 2 Wochen @ ......" ("vor 2 Wochen" is German for "2 weeks ago").
Since, should there be multiple languages translated, users can select their own language, we can just use what they have selected and render the date in that language to make the whole website in the same language.