Correct language codes for Pycon FR #1195
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Bonjour, a lot of the talks at Pycon are listed as "fra" but some were actually given in English "eng". I have based most of my corrections on talks with a title and description in English and I have checked a small number by opening the linked video.
I did this to allow possible automatic transcription to use the correct language model, if needed.
I think @JulienPalard uploaded a lot of the original data so he may have something relevant to add here !