add shop-bbq preset #1430
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Add a preset for
shop=bbqa shop selling bbq's and bbq equipment.Relevant tag usage stats:
currently limited use
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unsure, would you call this a "Grill Store"?
We already have "Barbecue Restaurant" and "Barbecue/Grill" so based on that I've used "Barbecue Store" but happy to take input for Americans.
name,aliases(if present) use Title Caseterms(if present) use lower case, sorted A-ZApparently "Barbecue" is mostly used globally and "Barbeque" in AU/NZ so I've gone with "Barbecue" for the US name and listed both as terms. Then translators can take it from there.