Upgrade Simplemma & limit its memory usage #724
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This PR upgrades Simplemma to the latest version 1.1.1 and adds some wrapper code to make it possible to use Simplemma language detection with a limit on the number of languages simultaneously loaded into memory. The number of languages is currently hardcoded at 5.
This will enable adding language detection functionality to the REST API in PR #659 , which has not been merged yet due to concerns about memory usage.