Rudolph Gottesheim

@mebjas Sorry for giving you this extra ping, but this a blocker in our product and it's actually a really small change. I would really appreciate it if you could...

For anyone who finds this through a web search: My IDE imported a type from `html5-qrcode/src/html5-qrcode` instead of `html5-qrcode`. That's why TypeScript was checking html5-qrcode's TS files.

I'm starting to implement phpstan/phpstan#6099 @ondrejmirtes Am I heading in the right direction?

@jiripudil Thanks for the heads-up. I'll try to take another look at it when I get the chance.

> On what basis did you decide which implementation was correct? Because of the consistent behavior when including the year. Edit: Maybe the version without a comma is the "correct"/spec-compliant...

Can someone help me out with the esid? I don't think the local styles themselves are defined in the spec, are they?

I'm not sure if I'm reading it right, but if I do, I've found a source: In [CLDR 42](http://unicode.org/Public/cldr/42/cldr-common-42.0.zip), in the file `common/main/de.xml`, there's the entry > `E, d. MMMM`...

@ptomato Thank you for your very detailed response and trying to not discourage me. I will go back and try to make this more reproducible in the next days. But...

I just tested it in Safari 16.1 (18614.2.9.1.12) on MacOS Ventura (using Browserstack):  Maybe you provided slightly different options to the `DateTimeFormat` constructor. I do get the problem with...

> Another possibility that occurred to me is that Safari the browser could be using different internationalization data than JSC does when built by itself? I would pretty much assume...