Ehoogerbeets

Updated for iLib, and added many new rows for various i18n features. Other libraries slots need to be updated to put the check marks for all these new features.
Number representations can be categorized into one of 4 types:

- Western. Almost all locales can recognize and use the familiar "western" digits "0123456789" even if they are not the preferred digit system.
- Optional native. Some locales have digits in their own script, but even so, they more commonly use western digits anyways. This is particularly common in Indic languages. For example, in Tamil they have the native digits "௦௧௨௩௪௫௬௭௮௯" but western digits are more common for times, dates, currency, etc.
- Full native. Some locales have digits in their own script, and they are commonly used over western digits. For example, Arabic speaking countries, they commonly use the digits "٠١٢٣٤٥٦٧٨٩" in preference to western digits.
- Non-10-based. In Hebrew, for example, native dates in long format use the Hebrew numbering system. This numbering system is sort of like Roman numerals.

ilib can support western optional native, or native, but not the non-10-based systems.