Temporal: Test coverage for rejecting too large dates in PlainMonthDay strings#4389
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Temporal: Test coverage for rejecting too large dates in PlainMonthDay strings#4389
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Draft until the normative change is approved in TC39. |
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The corresponding normative change which this PR tests was approved on 2025-02-18 in the TC39 plenary. |
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…y strings This adds coverage for the normative change in tc39/proposal-temporal#3054, which specifies that implementations must throw on out-of-range dates in RFC 9557 strings for non-ISO calendars.
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This adds coverage for the normative change in tc39/proposal-temporal#3054, which specifies that implementations must throw on out-of-range dates in RFC 9557 strings for non-ISO calendars.