fix reported difference in datetime when passed in a date in the future (addresses #44) #45
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we do this by simply "coercing" the :now-dt argument to be ~at midnight as well~ when then-dt is a java.time.LocalDate
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Addresses #44
I considered a couple of approaches, ranging from adding the current time (and then with a +1 second; good grief! just in order to be able to bump it up at the nanosecond-level to just past 24 hours) to
then-dtusing atTime, to maybe doing something with thecondif passed in a date; but ultimately settled on this one as the most elegant.A couple of notes:
I must apologize for not adding in tests for this just yet; I can take a look at this in time to come (but would also be fine getting help for this)DONE(datetime (java.time.LocalDate/now))equal"today"(rather than "a moment ago"); I think that makes sense