std.time.epoch: API naming fixes and clean-ups #24176
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epoch_year
: if anything it should be calledyear
(though that's difficult due to aliasing) but I couldn't find anyone
using this constant and I don't see how it would be useful unless you
want to do time calculation on your own, but you can instead
just use the functions provided by the structure.
secs_per_day
: this already exists instd.time
.@as
in the file. All were unnecessary.YearAndDay
sounds like it's the year of the time and the day of thetime, when actually it is the year of the time and the number of the
days into the day, so that should definitely be plural.
Unix epoch so no need to repeat that.