Beginnings of internationalization#10
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Update to 1.8.x branch
Alternate homeworld names now fully supported.
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Some planet packs (e.g. Galileo's) use the displayName feature to give the homeworld a new name (generally speaking, the internal name is hardcoded to be Kerbin). This update means that the homeworld's display name is now properly shown (before, the ribbons would refer to Kerbin, not the homeworld's changed name of Gael). It also happens to be a first step towards full internationalization/localization support, but there are many more achievements and other user-facing strings that are yet to be localized -- I just wanted to take care of all the planet-naming in this first round.