Bump timex from 3.6.2 to 3.7.6

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Bumps timex from 3.6.2 to 3.7.6.

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3.7.6

Changed

• The documentation on weekday formatting via %w and %u strftime directives and WDmon and WDsun default directives did not match, and worse, the behaviour had regressed as well and did not match the docs for either. The behaviour now matches between the two formatters, as does the documentation, and aligns with the C strftime specification (i.e. Monday is 1..7, Sunday is 0..6)

Fixed

• Clarify docs on comparison granularity for days/weeks
• Fix incorrect weekday formatting (see #668)
• Handled edge case where no locally-defined timezone is present (see #670)
• Invalid validation of ambiguous date/times during parsing (see #674)

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3.7.5

Added/Changed

• Added Timex.Timezone.get/3 to allow requesting timezones using utc or wall clock as desired

Fixed

• Addressed issues #652, #658, #659, #656, #654, #653

3.7.4

Fixed

• Addressed issues #647, #648, #649, #650

3.7.3

NOTE: The config of the Timex default locale is changed to:

config :your_app, Timex.Gettext, default_locale: "en"

This follows the standard set by Gettext, see: the Gettext docs

Now when the Gettext locale is being changed on runtime with:

Gettext.put_locale("nl")

The Gettext backend for Timex will follow suit. If for some reason you want Timex, and just Timex, to change its locale to something else you should target the Timex.Gettext backend with:

Timex.Gettext.put_locale("de")

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