Feature/time converter - #1
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@codex Please review only this time-converter implementation for critical correctness issues: timezone/DST handling, parsing multiple time expressions, date transitions, and service/formatter integration. Please avoid broad refactoring or non-essential suggestions. |
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| rf"(?P<minute>[0-5]\d)" | ||
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| rf"(?P<timezone>{_TIMEZONE_PATTERN})" | ||
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When the message contains an explicit offset such as 10:00 UTC+2 or 10:00 UTC-5, this boundary still matches the UTC prefix because + and - are not word characters, so the service returns a UTC conversion for a different timezone expression instead of ignoring or rejecting it. This is a common way users write timezones, and it produces confidently wrong results rather than no match.
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Adds timezone-aware conversion between UTC, CET, and Kyiv, including text parsing, response formatting, date transitions, and unit tests.