taxonomy: Added German variant of inositol

[c-schuhmann]

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Added the German variant "Inosit" to inositol, which is often contained in beverages like energy drinks. In German, the word "Inosit" is more common than "Inositol".

[stephanegigandet]

Thank you!

[stephanegigandet]

@c-schuhmann Would you have some pictures of nutrition facts table in German with Inosit or Inositol? If Inosit is much more frequent, then we could make it the main name.

[c-schuhmann]

@stephanegigandet Yes, please see this example: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/5060639126897/monster-energy-ultra-paradise (bottom left of the ingredients list)

I would say we could set "Inosit" as the main German name of this ingredient, should we swap the two names (like "de:Inosit, Inositol") in this case?

[stephanegigandet]

I would say we could set "Inosit" as the main German name of this ingredient, should we swap the two names (like "de:Inosit, Inositol") in this case?

@c-schuhmann Yes, we should do that, it's indeed much more frequent in German: https://de.openfoodfacts.org/ingredients?filter=inosit

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[c-schuhmann]

Sorry for the late reply, thank you for your info & merging!