docs(datetime): make README consistent in format #933
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No idea why CI failed... 🤷 |
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Note: Reran CI and it passed. We'll do something if the flakiness persists. |
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The README of
datetimemodule has inconsistent format, like:tsbutjsis specified as a language. Moreover, some code blocks don't have a language specified, so they are not syntax highlightedThis PR fixes all of the above.