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fix (iOS): unsupported locale #458
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Hello, I found this repository useful for one of my client project. In the app I’m developing (iOS), user can swipe between languages (let’s say English [en-IN] - Gujarati [gu-IN]) and start voice recognition. Currently
SFSpeechRecognizersupports limitedlocale.initWithLocalewould returnnil; when, we try to initialise speech recogniser object with such an unsupported locale.https://developer.apple.com/documentation/speech/sfspeechrecognizer/1649877-initwithlocale#return_value
Kindly review and provide feedback.