Natural language dates like --due-date=today don't have relevant time
info, so we don't add the time to the reminder. In this case if we add
an alarm with the date it just sets the time at midnight. In this case
we can just not add a time, which roughly matches the Reminders.app UI
where adding a date vs time is separate. If you pass --due-date=9am it
still sets the alarm correctly.
Natural language dates like
--due-date=todaydon't have relevant time info, so we don't add the time to the reminder. In this case if we add an alarm with the date it just sets the time at midnight. In this case we can just not add a time, which roughly matches the Reminders.app UI where adding a date vs time is separate. If you pass--due-date=9amit still sets the alarm correctly.Fixes https://github.com/keith/reminders-cli/issues/79