Add Korean flag

I downloaded the famfamfam icon flags and added the Korean one from there, but I had to change the filename from kr.png to ko.png to match the korean language translation

http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/flags/

@ cookiesunshinex: That's because "kr" is the country code for South Korea, but we're working with language codes here. The language code "kr" corresponds to the Kanuri language.

@ Cito: Great! I'll have it added before the next release. Thank you. :)

If you want to just use the names for the languages as links, you do not need this module at all. The links are provided by core's Locale (and Content Translation) module(s), which are pure text. If someone would like to add an icon set stylising the language codes, that'd be great - or they could just not use this module and change the text of the language links to e.g. "[lc]".

I also did not challenge the use of the South Korean flag for being used for Korean. I simply noted that the language code and the country code "kr" are two entirely different things (ie. Kanuri and South Korea, respectively). To take another example the other way around: I live in Denmark, where we speak Danish. When I have to tell where I come from, the code is "DK", when I have to name what I speak, the code is "da".

From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Korea I notice that there is also a "Korean Unification Flag", used to represent the whole of Korea when North and South participate together in sporting events.

Perhaps this would be better to use as the default Korean flag?

Korean flag not showing up in D7.

Because it still has to be added. :)

@Freso: Korean Unification Flag does represent the whole of Korea as it depicts Korean Peninsula. However, I've never seen anywhere else using this flag other than major sporting events where both nations participate. To simply put, this is not well known flag. If purpose of this module is to put a flag next to a language and that flag be well-known enough to do its job, I say it is more practical to use flag of Republic of Korea (i.e. South Korea). As Cito pointed out, "We need to be pragmatic."

This may be very silly way of saying it but ... If we view the internet as a sporting event, then we hardly see anyone from People republic of Korea(i.e. north korean) participating. So, there really is no reason to talk about Korean Unification Flag. :)

Addition to what I said before, Will you be needing the file? I'm not sure if you already have one from the past or not. It does date back a little :P

- Update -
Forget what I said. Didn't realize that original link from Cito still works.

Alright, thanks for the input ktdann. :) (Why did you change it to a support request though?)

The flag from #0 has been committed to 7.x-1.x and 6.x-2.x.

@ Fresco: I wasn't sure what to set it to actually. While fiddling around with the priority and status, I got carried away :P
Thanks for the commit.