[locale] ca: Adapt to Unicode CLDR data #3933
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http://cldr.unicode.org/index/downloads Standard date and time formats (full, long, medium, short) for gregorian calendar for "ca" locale don't use "el" prefix.
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[locale] ca: Adapt to Unicode CLDR data
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http://cldr.unicode.org/index/downloads
Standard date and time formats (full, long, medium, short) for gregorian calendar for "ca" locale don't use "el" prefix.
Also, I lowercased weekdaysMin: day names (short or not) in Catalan are always lowercase.
It looks weird when formating standalone dates. Moment library doesn't know the context, and so this article can be "el", "al", "a", ... or many other words.
Imho moment should print standalone dates, unless it fully adapts to ICU standards.
Original author @juanghurtado