Change th-TH culture to th

[MarkusG]

Web browsers (at least Firefox and Chromium) only send th in the Accept-Language header, leading ASP.NET to select it as the current culture. This leads to Humanizer failing to find the resource and consequently falling back to the default culture. Renaming the resource files to the more generic language/culture specifier fixes the issue.

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I'm developing on Linux and can't seem to get the project to build and test, so I'm hoping CI can bail me out.

[MarkusG]

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