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Anyone else finding the behaviour of t/end
on dates unintuitive? Example:
;; true
(not= (t/today)
(t/date (t/end (t/today))))
well, maybe I'm not so sure. a day is normally 24 hours long.
if we go the start of the day and move forward 24 hours, that should take us to the end
of the day. which it does. but also happens to be the start of the next day.
(-> (t/beginning (t/date))
(t/>> (t/new-duration 24 :hours)))