Payer error dictionary not localizable

[aphillips]

14.1.2 PayerErrors dictionary
https://www.w3.org/TR/2020/CR-payment-request-20201203/#payererrors-dictionary

 const payer = {
  email: "The domain is invalid.",
  phone: "Unknown country code.",
  name: "Not in database.",
};

Example 13 shows the payer errors dictionary being used to convey unlabeled natural language string values. As noted in other comments, there is no language negotiation scheme in place. There is also no metadata here to help with display.

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[marcoscaceres]

Can probably be addressed by revisiting w3c/payment-request#327

[aphillips]

Forgot to remove pending label previously. This issue is merged into the issue 948 that I filed against payment-request.