Puppeteer seems for force-feed US-idiosyncratic dates (illogically ordered MM/DD/YYYY instead of internationally common DD/MM/YYYY or ISO-standard YYYY-MM-DD). Instead of using system locale or providing a formatting option, they only seem to allow changing this hard-coding programmatically: https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/2408. Would it be possible to add a formatting option to vscode-markdown-extended then? Otherwise it's best to just remove the date that is easily read incorrectly, as it's wrongly ordered in most countries.
Puppeteer seems for force-feed US-idiosyncratic dates (illogically ordered MM/DD/YYYY instead of internationally common DD/MM/YYYY or ISO-standard YYYY-MM-DD). Instead of using system locale or providing a formatting option, they only seem to allow changing this hard-coding programmatically: https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/2408. Would it be possible to add a formatting option to vscode-markdown-extended then? Otherwise it's best to just remove the date that is easily read incorrectly, as it's wrongly ordered in most countries.