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Organize remaining top-level locale entries - #1676
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Move the remaining top-level locale entries into the existing language-specific model and defaults directories. Remove the two redundant user-email labels already defined identically in the user model dictionaries.
Compared the complete flattened locale maps before and after: all 6,230 keys and values are unchanged. The existing recursive locale loader handles the new locations.
Related to #1660. This reorganizes the legacy files and removes those proven duplicates; it does not attempt a general unused-key cleanup.