Hi,

the glibc-locale package ships with "Provide"s for the different locales it ships:

```
$ rpm -q --provides glibc-locale|head
glibc-locale = 2.38-6.1
glibc-locale(x86-64) = 2.38-6.1
locale(glibc:aa_DJ)
locale(glibc:aa_DJ.utf8)
locale(glibc:aa_ER)
locale(glibc:aa_ER@saaho)
locale(glibc:aa_ET)
locale(glibc:af_ZA)
locale(glibc:af_ZA.utf8)
locale(glibc:agr_PE)
```

There are two locales which are shipped in glibc-locale-base - en_US.utf8 and C.utf8.

Upon packaging something which requires one of them, I noticed that glibc-locale-base is not shipping any `locale()` "Provide"s.

```
$ rpm -q --provides glibc-locale-base
glibc-locale-base = 2.38-6.1
glibc-locale-base(x86-64) = 2.38-6.1
libCNS.so()(64bit)
libGB.so()(64bit)
libISOIR165.so()(64bit)
libJIS.so()(64bit)
libJISX0213.so()(64bit)
libKSC.so()(64bit)
```

I would expect glibc-locale-base to Provide `locale(glibc:C.utf8)` and `locale(glibc:en_US.utf8)` - both to have providers for all locales in the distribution and to make packaging easier.

Unfortunately I could not figure out how the "Provide"s in glibc.spec are generated myself, hence I am opening this report instead.

Cheers,
Georg