consolidate german language files #1
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I noted that for the german translations, in many modules, the files were named 'de-DE' instead of just 'de'.
Worse still, there existed 'de' files alongside which duplicated some translations, but many entries that were present in 'de-DE' were missing in the 'de' files altogether.
I have cleaned up by consolidating 'de-DE' into 'de' and removing the locale-specific 'de-DE' files.
So that they can be used by other locales like 'de-CH' (Swiss german) properly.
BTW, English seems to be similarly messy. There are 'en' and 'en-GB' files all over the place, mostly duplicating translations.