Add a new {timezone} placeholder #26
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This commit adds a `{timezone}` placeholder, which works by calling `$next_interval_start->format('T')`, giving us the abbreviated version (e.g. "EST", "MDT", etc.) while also accounting for daylight saving time.
For future reference, we're using the *next* interval's start time as this placeholder is more likely to be used for when orders will be accepted again rather than when the current interval started. This avoids embarassing situations like "Please check back on $date at $time EST" when `$date` is in EDT.
Fixes #22.
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This PR adds a
{timezone}placeholder, which works by calling$next_interval_start->format('T'), giving us the abbreviated version (e.g. "EST", "MDT", etc.) while also accounting for daylight saving time.For future reference, we're using the next interval's start time as this placeholder is more likely to be used for when orders will be accepted again rather than when the current interval started. This avoids embarassing situations like "Please check back on
$dateat$timeEST" when$dateis in EDT.Fixes #22.