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Fix Denmark - re-add Christmas Eve #414

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KidkArolis
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I've previously removed Christmas Eve from Denmark (together with some other, actually inaccurate public holidays), but as have been pointed out to me by our Danish customers - Christmas Eve is actually being treated as public holiday (even if it's legally not recognized).

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In conclusion, while this stuff is always gonna be ambiguos - I think this particular setup for Denmark is a better default that more accurately represents how people deal with the public holidays there.

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@KidkArolis could you please rebase and solve the (tiny) changelog conflict, please? (if you can't or don't have time, I'll do it)

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right. taking this over. I'll make a release right after

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Merged in 6878077

@brunobord brunobord closed this Nov 15, 2019
brunobord added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2019
**New calendars**

- Added 27 Brazil calendars -- thanks a lot to @luismalta & @mileo, (#409 & #415)

**Enhancements**

- Added compatibility with Python 3.8 (#406).
- Added an IBGE_REGISTER to reference IBGE (brazilian) calendars with related tests (#415).
- Improve ISO registry interface by raising an error when trying to register a non-Calendar class (#412).

**Other changes**

- Fixes and additions to some Brazil calendars ; again, thanks to @luismalta & @mileo, (#409 & #415)
- Fix Denmark, re-add Christmas Eve, which is widely treated as public holiday ; thx to @KidkArolis, (#414).
- Increase Malaysia coverage by adding tests for missing Deepavali & Thaipusam.
- Increase China coverage by adding tests for special extra-holidays & extra-working days cases.
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version 7.1.0 was released and published on PyPI including your fix to the Denmark calendar.
Happy upgrade!

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