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I think that data in ko is unused.

https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Adatafaker-net%2Fdatafaker%20boy_ban&type=code

@asolntsev @snuyanzin @bodiam is there a handy way we can identify such cases, either as standalone code and doing a clean-up pass or in unit tests?

@RepeatedTest(10)
    void testKpopDataInKoreanLocale() {
        Faker faker = new Faker(Locale.KOREA);
        faker.kpop().iGroups(); // ko.yml
        faker.kpop().iiGroups(); // ko.yml
        faker.kpop().iiiGroups(); // ko.yml
        faker.kpop().solo(); // ko.yml
        faker.kpop().boyBands(); // kpop.yml
    }

In the provided test method, the iGroups(), iiGroups(), iiiGroups() and solo() methods correctly retrieve data from ko.yml.
However, it was observed that previously, due to a typo (boy_bans instead of boy_bands) in ko.yml, the boyBands() method was inadvertently fetching data from en/kpop.yml. This discrepancy highlighted an inconsistency in data sourcing for the Korean locale.

@Chanwon-Seo thanks!

Maybe kpop isn't the perfect example for this: But I guess arguably someone may want kpop bands (or whatever) for a specific locale, vs a global or generic sampling.