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This was created to hold languages whose information would be unlikely to change over time. But it hasn't been used yet, and I think it's more practical to leave things as they are:
By using this module, looking up a language's data means loading two modules instead of just one. First the stable module has to be checked, before looking in the regular module. This actually makes things a bit slower rather than faster.
It's easier for users to find the data if they can predict where it is. Right now we sort them by the number of characters in the code, and the first letter of the code. This is pretty straightforward and putting certain codes in the stable module would only complicate it.
