Add YYYY-MM-DD (ISO 8601) date format to presets#2712
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Add YYYY-MM-DD (ISO 8601) date format to presets#2712ranidspace wants to merge 2 commits intocinnyapp:devfrom
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The YYYY-MM-DD date format is widely used all around the world, and is the one which is used where I'm from. It was a small annoyance to have to manually add it as a custom format every time I logged out and back in, or if I ever set up a new device. It would just save a few seconds here and there for quite a few people.
The YYYY/MM/DD format already exists in Cinny, and I kept it because it's also used, albeit much rarer.
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