feat: add Gujarati (gu) localization support - #963
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Add complete Gujarati locale with: - Day names (abbreviated, narrow, short, wide) - Month names (abbreviated, narrow, wide) - Unit translations (year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second, microsecond) - Relative time expressions (past and future) - Day periods (midnight, am, noon, pm, morning, afternoon, evening, night) - Custom translations for relative time strings and date formats - Full test coverage for diff_for_humans() Translations sourced from CLDR data via Babel library. Follows the same pattern as the Hindi (hi) locale added in python-pendulum#902.
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Add complete Gujarati locale with:
diff_for_humans()and weekday formatting (dddd,ddd,dd)Translations sourced from CLDR data via Babel library. Follows the same pattern as the Hindi (hi) locale added in #902.
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