Duplicate scheduled year for single day events whose scheduled year is rendered

[alvindera97]

Describe the bug

What

For single day events (events that start and end on the same day) that require year string to be displayed [which are]:

• Single day events scheduled for a future year
• Single day events that have passed rendered at the "You just missed..." section of the main events page {pythondotorg url}/events/

The year string is rendered multiple times.

Here are a couple of examples

1. Past event scenario

2. Future event scenario

To Reproduce

• Set up a single day event scheduled to start in the future year or scheduled in the past (e.g. event has just been concluded)
• Navigate to the main events page (http://localhost:8000/events) and observe the year string rendered multiple times.

Expected behavior

• Single day events (regardless of schedule year) should only render a single year string (if necessary) since the event is guaranteed to start and end within the same year.

Addressing "If necessary"

• Future single day event scheduled within the current year does not need to render the current year as there is no date/year ambiguity.
• Past single day events (Events just missed) would need to render the year string dispelling any ambiguity on year event took place.

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Browsers

Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge, Other

Operating System

Linux

Browser Version

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Relevant log output

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Additional context

I've traced down the offending template logic: https://github.com/python/pythondotorg/blob/1bfeace44973dff8310f695ca15b40c277047cc7/templates/events/includes/time_tag.html#L1-L9

[alvindera97]

https://github.com/python/pythondotorg/pull/2627 should close this issue.

[hellovisiblecampus-prog]

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