Remove unnecessary language pack dependencies from the `libreoffice` meta package

I noticed that the libreoffice meta package depends on several language packs (de, es, fr, it, pl, pt).

• libreoffice-i18n-en-US
• libreoffice-i18n-de
• libreoffice-i18n-es
• libreoffice-i18n-fr
• libreoffice-i18n-it
• libreoffice-i18n-pl
• libreoffice-i18n-pt

They also pull in Hunspell, Hyphen and Mythes packages, increasing the installation size and the number of installed packages, even though most users only need a single language.

Is there a particular reason for shipping these language packs by default?
Would it make sense to make these language packs optional instead of hard dependencies?

I also wonder why these particular languages were selected while many other available language packs are not included. The current selection appears somewhat arbitrary.

Making the language packs optional would reduce unnecessary disk usage, package updates, and installed dependencies while still allowing users to install the languages they actually need.

Start by locating the libreoffice meta package definition in the Void packages collection and review its current language-pack dependencies. Check the package metadata and the discussion for the reason behind the selected languages. Done means resolving whether those dependencies should remain hard requirements or become optional, with the dependency list updated accordingly.