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Fix Debian dependency check for non-English locales - #1791
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This PR fixes a localization issue in the Debian dependency checking functionality to ensure it works correctly across different language environments. The fix forces English locale when checking package installation status to avoid issues with translated output.
- Forces English locale (LANG=en) for the apt-cache policy command to ensure consistent output parsing
- Resolves dependency check failures in non-English system locales where "Installed" appears in the local language
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To check are packages already installed we search for string "Installed", but it's, of course, spelled differently in different languages. So, force English for this command.