Change file structure for gendered lists (names, prefixes etc)

[matthewmayer]

Originally posted by @ST-DDT in #547 (comment)

Change data-structure:

name.female_first_name ->person.first_name.female

Example:

type Gendered = {
  female: string[]
  male: string[]
  generic: string[]
};

[matthewmayer]

Also noting that the first names for the following languages are not split by gender currently, someone with better knowledge could check these:

de_CH
es_MX
ka_GE
ko
ne
zh_TW

[Shinigami92]

Also noting that the first names for the following languages are not split by gender currently, someone with better knowledge could check these:

de_CH
es_MX
ge
ko
ne
zh_TW

For now I would say put them in person.first_name.generic (?) or person.first_name.index (?)
So with this change they are not anymore in the file but the folder

[ST-DDT]

I prefer generic over index. (Could you explain why you suggested index? I'm unable to guess your reasons/thoughts here.)

[matthewmayer]

It would be great to make a list of contributors (even if they are not that regular) who know various languages so we can ask their help for locale specific issues. So if say there's an issue with Korean we can loop them in.

[Shinigami92]

I prefer generic over index. (Could you explain why you suggested index? I'm unable to guess your reasons/thoughts here.)

No I cannot => use generic