refactor(languages): reduce supported languages

[jo-elimu]

closes #270

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Walkthrough

The Language enum in Language.java was modified to reduce the number of supported languages by removing Bengali, Swahili, Urdu, and Xhosa. The enum now retains only English, Hindi, and Tagalog. This change aligns with the objective of reducing the supported languages as outlined in the linked issue.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/main/java/ai/elimu/model/v2/enums/Language.java	Removed enum entries for Bengali, Swahili, Urdu, and Xhosa languages, along with their corresponding native names.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #)	Addressed	Explanation
Reduce the number of supported languages (#270)	✅

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 59cc58c and 285568e.

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src/main/java/ai/elimu/model/v2/enums/Language.java (2)

Line range hint 1-23: Correct implementation of the Language enum reduction.

The modifications to the Language enum are in line with the PR's objectives to reduce the number of supported languages. The remaining languages (English, Hindi, Tagalog) are correctly retained with their respective codes and names.

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Line range hint 1-23: Verify the impact of language removal on other components.

Given the removal of several languages, it's crucial to ensure that there are no lingering references or dependencies on the removed languages in other parts of the system. This includes checking database entries, UI elements, and any other code that might be affected.

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