fix: Timezone conversion issues with tmpo stats incorrectly missing time entries after time threshold
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Replaces use of Truncate with time.Date to accurately set the start of the day when calculating stats for today and this week. This ensures correct period boundaries based on the current location.
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Replaces use of Truncate with time.Date to accurately set the start of the day when calculating stats for today and this week. This ensures correct period boundaries based on the current location.
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mainbranch of tmpo.Closes #32
Description
This pull request makes small improvements to the way the start date is calculated for the "today" and "this week" statistics in the
StatsCmdfunction. The changes improve clarity and consistency in how the start of the day is determined.time.Datefor clearer intent and consistency.time.Date, aligning it with the approach used for "today".