Some Local.start.time in get_afltables_stats() are using 12-hour time instead of 24-hour time

get_afltables_stats() mostly provides Local.start.time as an integer in 24-hour time (e.g. 1500 for 3:00PM).

However, in many instances in 2020 (and some sporadic instances elsewhere) it is recorded in 12-hour time (e.g. 300 for 3:00PM).

Most of these examples are from 2020, with a quick spot check also finding some in 1900, 1901, 1907 and 1912.

Brief description of the problem

afltables_data %>%
  distinct(Season, Local.start.time) %>%
  arrange(Local.start.time)

# A tibble: 867 x 2
   Season Local.start.time
    <dbl>            <int>
 1   2020              105
 2   2020              145
 3   2020              235
 4   1900              300
 5   1907              300
 6   1901              300
 7   1912              300
 8   2020              305
 9   2020              335
10   2020              435
# ... with 857 more rows

afltables_data %>%
  distinct(Season, Local.start.time) %>%
  filter(Season == 2020) %>%
  arrange(Local.start.time) 

# A tibble: 36 x 2
   Season Local.start.time
    <dbl>            <int>
 1   2020              105
 2   2020              145
 3   2020              235
 4   2020              305
 5   2020              335
 6   2020              435
 7   2020              510
 8   2020              540
 9   2020              605
10   2020              610
# ... with 26 more rows

afltables_data %>%
  distinct(Season, Local.start.time) %>%
  filter(Season < 2020) %>%
  arrange(Local.start.time) 

# A tibble: 831 x 2
   Season Local.start.time
    <dbl>            <int>
 1   1900              300
 2   1907              300
 3   1901              300
 4   1912              300
 5   1938             1030
 6   1920             1045
 7   1899             1100
 8   1998             1140
 9   1987             1210
10   2014             1210

jimmyday12 / fitzRoy

Some Local.start.time in get_afltables_stats() are using 12-hour time instead of 24-hour time #136