A good test case is whether we can support that elegantly.
So the question remains whether to use something like icu or chrono (see #26), and automatically localize these, or to add structure to locale dates, which would add some complexity, but simplify the dependencies.
I checked how Intl.DateTimeFormat handles basque, but it doesn't, which is not a good sign!
Followup to #75; this isn't really solved ATM, since ordering of date parts is fixed.
See this example for Basque.
https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/issues/6369
And here's the basque-specific style file:
https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/6370/files#diff-2e2042bed63a61edeb16d2cd5afe2324825c9d98af9b3c83397d980f772c5336R173
A good test case is whether we can support that elegantly.
So the question remains whether to use something like
icuorchrono(see #26), and automatically localize these, or to add structure to locale dates, which would add some complexity, but simplify the dependencies.I checked how
Intl.DateTimeFormathandles basque, but it doesn't, which is not a good sign!