Add Language.population sorting

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A new sorting option called population has been added to the languageSorters object within the language repository. This sorter is designed to sort languages based on their population, prioritizing population override values if they exist, and otherwise using canonical ethnologue population values. The implementation modifies the query to include both potential population sources and uses the coalesce function to determine the sort value.

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File(s)	Change Summary
src/components/language/language.repository.ts	Added a population sorter to languageSorters, enabling sorting by population, considering overrides first.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

src/components/language/language.repository.ts (1)

402-418: Well implemented population sorter.

The new population sorter follows the established patterns in the codebase and correctly handles both potential sources of population data. The use of coalesce to prioritize the override value over the canonical value is appropriate.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the sorting behavior and priority logic, something like:

  population: (query) =>
+   // Sorts by population value, prioritizing population override if available,
+   // otherwise falling back to canonical ethnologue population
    query
      .match([

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src/components/language/language.repository.ts (2)

src/core/database/query/matching.ts (1)

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src/core/database/query/cypher-functions.ts (1)

• coalesce (47-47)

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

src/components/language/language.repository.ts (1)

27-27: Good addition of the coalesce import.

The addition of the coalesce import is necessary for the new population sorter implementation.