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Clarify default values of columns in languages.csv

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John J. Camilleri
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## Language config
A list of all languages and their properties is maintained centrally in `languages.csv`.
A list of all languages and their properties is maintained centrally in [`languages.csv`](languages.csv).
This file should be kept up-to-date and all build methods should read this config file.
**If you see something wrong, please report/fix it.**
Description of columns:
- Code, e,g, `Eng`
- Directory, e.g. `english`
- Functor (not used)
- Unlexer (not used)
- Present: languages that have `--# notpresent` marked
- All: languages for which to compile `All`
- Try: languages for which to compile `Try`
- Symbolic: languages for which to compile `Symbolic`
- Compatibility: languages for which to complile `Compatibility`
- Synopsis: languages to include in the RGL synopsis document
| Column | Description | Default |
|:--------------|:-----------------------------------------|:-------:|
| Code | e.g. `Eng` | - |
| Directory | folder name under `src`, e.g. `english` | - |
| Functor | (not used) | - |
| Unlexer | (not used) | - |
| Present | language is marked with `--# notpresent` | n |
| All | compile `All` module | y |
| Try | compile `Try` module | y |
| Symbolic | compile `Symbolic` module | y |
| Compatibility | complile `Compatibility` module | n |
| Synopsis | include language in the RGL synopsis | n |
Columns can be a string, just `y`'s (where nothing means `n`) or just (`n`'s where nothing means `y`),
or a mixture of both `y`'s and `n`'s.
If default is `y` then anything other than `n`, including the empty string, is treated as true (and vice versa when default is `n`).
## Haskell script: `Make.hs`