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fe2o3_datime/src/calendar/system.rs

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+r1870400018:6309replica 1870400018created fe2o3_datime/src/calendar/system.rs464 days ago under "fe2o3_datime: New package! I supervised Claude Code to port an old java library of mine called CalClock over to Rust, with enhancements."
+r1870400018:6310replica 1870400018inserted 12.0 KiB464 days ago under "fe2o3_datime: New package! I supervised Claude Code to port an old java library of mine called CalClock over to Rust, with enhancements."
+r1870400018:7010replica 1870400018replaced 2 bytes with 2 bytes463 days ago under "- Renamed software house Oxedize to Oxedyne, so that Overlay users can speak of \"oxedizing\". Github organisation renamed Oxedize -> oxedyne-io (Oxedyne taken). - All code references to [Oo]xedize -> [Oo]xedyne."
+r1870400018:25740replica 1870400018inserted 93 bytes45 days ago under "The CalClock port says a great deal less, and means the same"
+r1870400018:25743replica 1870400018replaced 34 bytes with 27 bytes45 days ago under "The CalClock port says a great deal less, and means the same"
+r1870400018:25759replica 1870400018replaced 212 bytes with 96 bytes45 days ago under "The CalClock port says a great deal less, and means the same"
+r1870400018:25760replica 1870400018replaced 13 bytes with 20 bytes45 days ago under "The CalClock port says a great deal less, and means the same"
+r1870400018:32695replica 1870400018replaced 16 bytes with 16 bytes44 days ago under "Put the qualifier last, where the owner's words put it"