date: use jiff-icu for locale calendar conversions#10499
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i am now ashamed of my previous iteration :) |
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This is the approach I would use by just directly using jiff-icu to perform the conversions and not having to create new icu dates to get the ICU localizations. I think this approach is much more extensible to be able to cover all of the different formatters and modifiers.
I also added a few more regression tests for the localizations that we have so far so that we don't regress with the localizations we've made already as we add more features