Always use "--" in "dom parse" when document is interpolated
This is a safety measure to make sure that the document parsed is never confused with an option, when the document starts with a "-". In the best case, the error message provided by "dom parse" might be misleading. This might be a problem for user contributed documents (passed as variables, or return values from functions).
The double dash is supported in tdom since version 0.9.0.
Fixed unreviewed commit, which might lead to hard-to-spot errors
The last change assumed that "nls_language" can be hard-wired to contain most 5 characters. While this not backed by the OpenACS data model, the standard (RFC 5646) explicitly states that there is no upper limit on the size of language tags. The tree letter language codes have been standard since 2001 (RFC 4646).
The change accepts now all defined locales. When the specified locale is not enabled, it provides a log notice, when the locale is not defined at all, it provides a warning and falls back to "en_US".
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