docs(prime): fix Day field reference in servings jq examples#26
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…for servings The gocronometer ServingRecord struct exposes a Day field in JSON output that is always null. Add a GOTCHA note directing users to RecordedTime for date-based jq filtering, and add a concrete date-filter recipe using RecordedTime | startswith(...) to match the biometrics sort_by pattern. Fixes #25 Co-authored-by: Darrell <DTTerastar@users.noreply.github.com>
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The gocronometer ServingRecord struct exposes a Day field in JSON that is always null. This PR adds a GOTCHA note directing users to RecordedTime for date-based jq filtering, and adds a concrete date-filter recipe using
RecordedTime | startswith(...).Fixes #25
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