The best part of Wordle – that online word puzzle that has players posting their coloured-square achievements on social media – is not that millions of people have become enamoured with language, with participants plumbing new depths of their vocabulary and learning about linguistic patterns, such as letter frequency and combinations. No, the best part of Wordle is that it is no longer being played solely in English, the language in which it was initially developed. It now encompasses a multilingual world, its code adapted, by engineers, fans and advocates, for a diversity of languages and scripts. Wordles of the…