refactor: introduce enum programming-language

[pret-a-porter]

Changes:

Added enum ProgrammingLanguage instead of list of constant variables

Context:

This change was requested to be done in separate PR #11690

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[viceice]

I think we should deprecate language from managers, as we now have manager with multiple languages.
I think that can confuse users because they expect language config to apply to them partially.

[viceice]

🤔 correct spelling would be .NET, should we use DotNet instead?

@rarkins @JamieMagee WDYT?

[JamieMagee]

Sure, but the brand guidelines are have it as Dotnet.

[viceice]

This is technically no programming language.

I think we should deprecate language from managers.

@rarkins @JamieMagee WDYT?

[pret-a-porter]

Yeah, it is not programming language, but ProgrammingLanguage variable name is more descriptive than Language. I open for good suggestions

[rarkins]

Let's discuss in an issue. Maybe I already had one, because I am also uncomfortable with how it works today. The biggest challenge is how to keep backwards compatible behavior for those using it. Another possibility is adding config warnings for a while saying "stop using languages please" and hope the app users all change? :)

But for now should we do this refactoring?

[viceice]

Let's discuss in an issue. Maybe I already had one, because I am also uncomfortable with how it works today. The biggest challenge is how to keep backwards compatible behavior for those using it. Another possibility is adding config warnings for a while saying "stop using languages please" and hope the app users all change? :)

#4165

But for now should we do this refactoring?

Yes, let's do it, as it's mostly done and don't harm.

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