Print date in current language format if \date{YYYY-MM-DD} is given a… #25
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…nd print all other date strings as-is
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Resolves #18
For non-thesis types, if a date in the form YYYY-MM-DD (ISO date) is given, this change now tries to parse the date and prints it in the language-specific (localized) format (just as
\todaywould do for the current date). Other strings will continue to be used as-is. To print an ISO date as-is, you could now wrap it into curly braces, e.g.\date{{2024-12-20}}to avoid automatic parsing.