Use "none" as an alias for "@none" for language maps about trc

[scossu]

Since this seems purely intended for "developer happiness", I am wondering how often in a real-world application the language would be hard-coded rather than being a variable. The former case would benefit from this change, the latter not—e.g. in Python:

lang = 'none'
title = obj.title[lang][0]

On the other hand, even though none does not conflict with any language tag, we would lose the @ sign that confers a "special" character.

I am not completely opposed to the change but I want to weigh in all factors.

[scossu]

I am not completely opposed to the change but I want to weigh in all factors.

Another factor, however, is raised here: IIIF/api#1739 (comment)

This also facilitates GraphQL (it cannot query fields with @).

This seems to be a true language barrier. If that is the case, I am 👍 for the change.

[azaroth42]

Issue 5 (Use "none" as an alias for "@none" for language maps)

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Result

Super majority is in favor, issue is approved