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CLDR-8823 Tool for grouping calendars by behavior #3862
CLDR-8823 Tool for grouping calendars by behavior #3862
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nice. even if we don't have this as concrete metadata (which we should), this could inform the coverage and pathheader tests.
Made some fixes to the data, mostly fixes for oddities in Chinese/Hebrew calendars |
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LGTM, thank you.
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CLDR-8823
Here is the current data generated. Shane was also interested in having something like this metadata for calendars in cldr, to help distinguish features of the calendars and set some constraints on behavior. To be discussed is what that would look like in XML.
Note that the days/month suppress the case where the month only has the max value. The columns max days/year and max months/year are computable from the corresponding detail columns. The data is generated by the code, which cycles over 1000 years just to catch edge cases. (If there are any other edge cases for calendars we should add them).
ALLOW_MANY_COMMITS=true