Don't use Devanagari numerals with Hindi locale #3337
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garethbowen
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Closes #3335
An alternative to this would be to redefine our Hindi locale as e.g.
hi-u-nu-latn, but @shreyakb is confident that no one ever uses Devanagari numbers when writing in Hindi.