Editorial: Update notes about 24:00 and ISO 8601 - #3930
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Since the 2022 amendment to ISO 8601 there is support for the 24:00 notation, as an instant in time and not just the end of a duration, unlike the 2004 edition which we previously cited in the bibliography. Also update the note about a standard for time zone names not existing; this exists now with RFC 9557.
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Since the 2022 amendment to ISO 8601 there is support for the 24:00 notation, as an instant in time and not just the end of a duration, unlike the 2004 edition which we previously cited in the bibliography. Also update the note about a standard for time zone names not existing; this exists now with RFC 9557.