Currently translated at 100.0% (335 of 335 strings)

Makes the life of backporters easier. This is the version used by latest
Debian stable (buster) so it's a reasonable target.

Previously the cache created in an AsPool constructor would always get
thrown away immediately when load() was called, which is very common.
Now we try to reuse it and only drop it if actually necessary.

I normally don't care, but the inconsistencies bugged me a bit. After
this, we can go back to updating the dates whenever a change is actually
made.

Some entities only did subpar locale fallbacks. So instead of having
modules roll their own, use the same algorithm everywhere.
Resolves: #262

Currently translated at 8.1% (27 of 333 strings)

The function still had its old name which sounded like you would get the
actual locale with it, which is not the purpose of this function.

Currently translated at 100.0% (333 of 333 strings)

Currently translated at 100.0% (333 of 333 strings)

Currently translated at 100.0% (333 of 333 strings)

Currently translated at 100.0% (333 of 333 strings)

Currently translated at 100.0% (333 of 333 strings)

This tag should in rare events be used to make components with the same
name (e.g. "ACME BIOS Update") distinguishable in lists where there may
be multiple variants displayed
(e.g. ACME BIOS (Europe) | ACME BIOS (China))
See the discussion on the AppStream mailinglist for details.

Resolves: #263

This improves search quite a bit, e.g. German users will now find
Chromium B.S.U when searching for "weltraum" (which was previously part
of the compound, unsplit "weltraum-ballerspiel")

Currently translated at 71.9% (238 of 331 strings)

This resolves #264

See #264 for the bug report. This does not fix the bug in question, but
prevents a hard fail in case we encounter such tokens.

This prevents an error being cleared that we still may want to see.

Currently translated at 69.8% (231 of 331 strings)

Currently translated at 67.4% (223 of 331 strings)

Currently translated at 65.6% (217 of 331 strings)