core: Add get_official_territories() - #1328
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Closes #904.
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get_official_territories()tobabel.core, returning a frozenset of the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 territory codes. As mentioned in the issue, the data is pulled from the CLDR supplemental code mappings during the import, so it isn't a strict copy of the ISO list. I keep the two-letter codes that have a numeric ISO code, and drop the deprecated aliases and the user-assigned ranges, which lands on 250 codes.A couple of territories the CLDR doesn't carry are missing, and a few exceptionally reserved codes like EU come along, so the docstring calls that out.