Fix country code emoji when using ISO-3166-1 #42
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(Didn't bump the version number as it'd conflict with my other pending PR depending on which one was applied first) |
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Fixes the issue seen in #39 causing the country emoji test to fail when using languages like "pt-BR", (ISO-639-1 followed by ISO-3166-1).
According to the TMDB API documentation, it won't be accurate when the translation defaults to another language.
In the case above, we would get the US flag emoji anyway, and it won't be possible to fix this if the API doesn't return us the actual applied code to use.