Create a testable version of ago() and re-enable the disabled test #4364
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The current tests for ago() function are not deterministic, so they are currently disabled.
Create a testable version of ago(), dateDiff(), that has two parameter, allowing for deterministic tests. ago() is then implemented as a special case of dateDiff(), where one of the dates is
new Date()
.The implementation is changed so that months are now considered to a fixed 30 days instead of the current 30.41675 days. Using 30 days is arguably less precise, but it is a lot easier to reason about because the cut off from month to month is always a full day. I think this simpler solution was preferable. The root cause of the mess is that "a month ago" means a different number of days depending the current month.
This follows up on #4295.