Automatically detect installed tesseract languages#5787
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Automatically detect installed Tesseract languages when OMARCHY_OCR_LANGS is not set.
Currently the script defaults to eng, which prevents OCR from working for users who have other language packs installed (e.g. fra, ara, jpn).
This change keeps the existing behavior when OMARCHY_OCR_LANGS is defined, but otherwise automatically detects installed languages via tesseract --list-langs.
This allows OCR to work out-of-the-box for users who installed additional language packs through their package manager, without requiring manual configuration.