I'm working on an upgrade to the Windows installer for Vim:
  https://github.com/gpwen/vim-installer-mui2/wiki

I just realized Vim has build-in support for translated help files
when I work with Antonio Colombo to test Italian language support of
the installer.  There's new thing to learn each day!  Well, I think
it might be a good idea to make it possible to distribute translated
help files using the installer as well.

Here's my initial thought:
- I'll add an optional feature in the installer to make it possible
  to include translated help files (HAVE_TRANSLATED_DOC).  The
  feature is disabled by default.
- If enabled, available translation of help files will be detected
  automatically (from the building directory) during NSIS make.
- The installer with such feature will let user choose extra help
  files to install.  It's possible to choose multiple languages.
  English help file will be installed by default as part of program
  files (no choice available).

Any suggestion or concerns?

Regards!
-- 
Guopeng

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