Add support for parsing string date parts #46
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date_diff_str, date_diff_millis, date_add_str, date_add_millis Note: depends on Fleece PR couchbase/fleece#46
E.g. "year" or "day", in preparation for new N1QL functions
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date_diff_str, date_diff_millis, date_add_str, date_add_millis Note: depends on Fleece PR couchbase/fleece#46
And reuse it to format timestamps in a dynamic way
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E.g. "year" or "day", in preparation for new N1QL functions
Note: Makes use of third party header file "date.h" to extend C++ chrono support beyond hours and into days weeks and years (MIT License).