Bump timex from 3.6.0 to 3.6.2

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Bumps timex from 3.6.0 to 3.6.2.

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Unreleased

• TBD

3.6.1

Potentially Breaking

• Require Elixir v1.6+

Added

• Setup property based test framework and add sample tests (#480)
• Turkish translation (#534)
• Add details to parsing documentation (#540)
• Support time units in singular (#509)
• #538 documentation of default formatting directives
• Support for tzdata 1.0.0 (#536)

Fixed

• Address handling of ambiguity in timezone conversions by using UTC clock time, where possible. See #488
• #491 gracefully handle errors resolving a timezone using wall clock time
• #514 gracefully handle converting date to datetime on tz boundary
• #531 address some issues with shifting over timezone boundaries
• #507 unnecessary tz conversion during logical shifts results in erroneous results
• #532 shift priority incorrectly inverted
• #537 precision not preserved in some situations
• Elixir 1.8 deprecations
• Timex.diff/2 spec
• Timex.Timezone.convert/2 when using custom time zones
• Letter encoding on PT translation
• Swedish translation id for March

3.5.0

Added

• Timex.set/2 now also accepts setting the :date from a %Date{} struct.
• Interval.difference/2 removes one interval from another

3.4.1

Added

• Afrikaans translations (Julian Dicks)

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Superseded by #145.