Remove default available translation for plugins and themes#154
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en_UStranslations may not be always installed in the case of plugins and themes, so I removed the line of code that assumes the availability of the language for anything different than the core. Now the available translations are the only ones got fromwp_get_installed_translations.I needed to remove some tests because removing the assumption on the language is no more generating a good test case, and this make me think that this solution is not the best one. More in the issue discussion #84
This should fix#84
Related wp-cli/wp-cli#5955