Add support for ordinal day formatting #561
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I am still not 100% sure if aiming for the max possible number of days in a month (31) is a good approach, if anyone has a better solution, you're more than welcome to share |
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This PR introduces support for formatting day-of-month ordinal numbers (e.g., "1st", "2nd").
#559
Feature Addition: Day-of-Month Ordinal Formatting
dayOrdinalmethod toDateTimeFormatBuilderfor formatting ordinal day numbers using the customizableDayOrdinalNames.DayOrdinalNamesis used to define the list of ordinal day names, with validation ensuring exactly 31 elements, and a predefinedENGLISHinstance.OrdinalDayDirective.