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added languages supported for templates

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    • Removed reference to an external article about changing the default flow language.
    • Added a new section listing languages supported for template messages, including a link to further information.

removed this line as it was not needed any more 
For details, you can refer to the article https://help.nyaruka.com/en/articles/4207750-changing-the-default-flow-language published by the Nyaruka team for the community. We thank the Nyaruka team for publishing it publicly for the community.
added languages supported for template messages
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A documentation update was made by removing a reference to an external article about changing the default flow language and adding a new section detailing the languages supported for template messages, including a link to further information.

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docs/3. Product Features/10. Others/03. Languages.md
Removed external article reference; added new section on supported languages for template messages with external link.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
docs/3. Product Features/10. Others/03. Languages.md (2)

131-133: Ensure heading level fits the existing hierarchy

Most earlier top-level sections in this document use ### (third-level) headings under a ## parent. Introducing another ## section here abruptly bumps the hierarchy and may break the auto-generated table-of-contents.
Consider switching to ### Languages Supported for Template Messages (or the appropriate level relative to the parent heading) for consistency.


134-136: Tighten copy & fix spacing/link formatting

Minor wording and spacing tweaks improve readability and future-proof the “71 languages” claim.

- - Message templates are supported in approximately 71 languages by Gupshup.
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- - Check out the help link for details.[Read more](https://support.gupshup.io/hc/en-us/articles/360013321939-Which-languages-are-supported-for-message-templates)
+ - Gupshup currently supports message templates in ~71 languages.
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+ - For the complete, up-to-date list, see the Gupshup documentation: [Read more](https://support.gupshup.io/hc/en-us/articles/360013321939-Which-languages-are-supported-for-message-templates)
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@mahajantejas mahajantejas merged commit 44e3eff into main Aug 4, 2025
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