acute 1.0.0

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data/LICENSE

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+The MIT License
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data/data/assumptions.yml

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+# Every assumption a result can carry. bin/generate turns this into lib/acute/tables/assumptions.rb.
+# The code is a stable public identifier; the rule is a section of docs/rules.md. short is what the tools give the model
+# instead of message: its gist in about 45 chars, in acute's own words, never the input's.
+
+bare_hour_window:
+  rule: D4
+  message: "no am/pm given: 6-11 read as am, 12 and 1-5 as pm; the other half of the day is an alternative"
+  short: "no am/pm: 6-11 am, 12-5 pm; the other is an alternative"
+next_occurrence:
+  rule: D23
+  message: "that time has passed today, so it means the next one"
+  short: "that time has passed today, so the next one"
+previous_occurrence:
+  rule: D23
+  message: "that time is still to come today, so in past context it means the previous one"
+  short: "still to come today, so looking back, the previous one"
+equal_to_now:
+  rule: D36
+  message: "that time is now"
+  short: "that is now"
+twelve_oclock:
+  rule: D30
+  message: "a time in the 12 o'clock hour without am/pm is read as pm"
+  short: "the 12 o'clock hour without am/pm is pm"
+midnight_end_of_day:
+  rule: D6
+  message: "midnight with a day means the end of that day; its start is an alternative"
+  short: "midnight is the day's end; its start is an alternative"
+machine_time:
+  rule: D29
+  message: "seconds were given, so the time is read as 24-hour"
+  short: "seconds given, so read as 24-hour"
+tomorrow_after_midnight:
+  rule: D35
+  message: "\"tomorrow\" said before 04:00 means the coming day first; the calendar tomorrow is an alternative"
+  short: "\"tomorrow\" before 4am: today; next day is an alternative"
+dst_repeated_time:
+  rule: D23
+  message: "that wall time happens twice as clocks go back; the earlier one is used"
+  short: "occurs twice as clocks go back; the earlier is used"
+dst_skipped_time:
+  rule: D23
+  message: "that wall time doesn't exist as clocks go forward; it is moved forward by the gap"
+  short: "skipped as clocks go forward; moved on by the gap"
+approximate:
+  rule: D14
+  message: "the time was given as approximate; the exact time is returned"
+  short: "approximate time; the exact time is given"
+fixed_offset:
+  rule: D18
+  message: "the text names a zone or offset, which wins over the zone given"
+  short: "the text's zone wins over the zone given"
+ambiguous_zone:
+  rule: D38
+  message: "the zone abbreviation names more than one zone; each one's offset is a reading, in order"
+  short: "ambiguous zone abbreviation; each zone is a reading"
+numeric_date_order:
+  rule: D10
+  message: "a numeric date is read in the locale's order; the other order is an alternative"
+  short: "numeric date in locale order; the other is an alternative"
+part_of_day_point:
+  rule: D1
+  message: "a part of the day is a range; its time is a representative point"
+  short: "a part of the day is a range; time is a point in it"
+weekend_friday_evening:
+  rule: D8
+  message: "the weekend is Saturday 00:00 to Monday 00:00; from Friday 18:00 is an alternative"
+  short: "weekend is Sat-Sun; from Friday 6pm is an alternative"
+meteorological_season:
+  rule: D3
+  message: "seasons are meteorological (three whole months) for the locale's hemisphere"
+  short: "seasons are whole months, for the locale's hemisphere"
+century_from_00:
+  rule: D12
+  message: "a century runs from its 00 year, as most people count it; the 01-to-00 reading is an alternative"
+  short: "a century starts at year 00; from 01 is an alternative"
+decade_or_century:
+  rule: D12
+  message: "a decade at a century's start (\"the 2000s\") is the decade; the whole century is an alternative"
+  short: "the decade is used; the whole century is an alternative"
+season_year:
+  rule: D3
+  message: "a season that runs over New Year belongs to the year it starts in; the one ending in that year is an alternative"
+  short: "season by its start year; the end year is an alternative"
+range_under_way:
+  rule: D11
+  message: "the range is under way, so it means the current one; the coming one is an alternative"
+  short: "under way, so the current one; the next is an alternative"
+same_day_or_next:
+  rule: D11
+  message: "that day is today, so it means today; the next one is an alternative"
+  short: "that day is today; the next one is an alternative"
+same_day_passed:
+  rule: D11
+  message: "that day is today but today's has passed (or, said looking back, has not come yet), so the other one comes first; today's is an alternative"
+  short: "the next (or previous) one first; today's is an alternative"
+next_two_readings:
+  rule: D20
+  message: "\"next\" can mean the coming one or the one after; both are given, the coming one first"
+  short: "\"next\": the coming one; the one after is an alternative"
+this_passed:
+  rule: D21
+  message: "that one has passed in the current period, so the next one comes first; the passed one is an alternative"
+  short: "passed, so the next one; the passed one is an alternative"
+rolling_window:
+  rule: D31
+  message: "a span counted from now; whole calendar units are alternatives"
+  short: "counted from now; calendar units are alternatives"
+zone_inferred:
+  rule:
+  message: "no zone was given; the zone comes from now, Time.zone or the system"
+  short: "no zone given, so a default zone is used"
+weekday_mismatch:
+  rule: D37
+  message: "the weekday given doesn't fall on that date, so the date is used"
+  short: "the weekday doesn't match the date; the date is used"
+also_duration:
+  rule: D45
+  message: "the text also reads as a length of time, which Acute.duration gives; read takes the time"
+  short: "also reads as a length of time; this is the time"
+unknown_words_skipped:
+  rule: D22
+  message: "strict: false skipped words acute doesn't know; this is the first time in the rest of the text"
+  short: "skipped unknown words; first time in the rest"