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[EN DateTime V2] Not all phrases of a form [day abbreviation][number] (e.g. "Mon 13th") are consistently recognized

> @aitelint Could you validate that this doesn't happen in .NET? Is this a case of date and DOW not matching? ok, I will check

[EN DateTime V2] Not all phrases of a form [day abbreviation][number] (e.g. "Mon 13th") are consistently recognized

@tellarin, yes these patterns work fine in .NET. Only "Mon 13th" gives problems because it is caught as "on 13th", I have pushed a fix for that. This is not...

[EN Dimension] Add ' to Foot symbols (#1820)

> This would also require extra processing to avoid matching as surrounding single-quote. Like in '5'. yes I thought so, but the same kind of processing should be required also...

[EN Dimension] Add ' to Foot symbols (#1820)

> Do you have an estimate to handle the mentioned "quote" issue? I have not looked into the "quote" issue yet, I was trying to tackle the python failure first....

[EN Dimension] Add ' to Foot symbols (#1820)

@tellarin, added regex to handle the quote issue (merged with the existing NonUnitRegex)

[EN DateTimeV2] Fix for wrongly recognized DateTime entities with "." splitter (#908)

> @LionbridgeCSII Same here. Thanks. resolved.

[* DateTimeV2] Added support for patterns like "week one" (#2964)

> But why add suppoer for ordinal + week w/o context in this way in English? Such cases without context need a different timex. I left a comment in PR...

[PT/ES DateTimeV2] "15 to..." time expressions aren't supported

looking into this

[FR DateTimeV2] Failing to recognize certain ambiguous spelled-out hours as times

@tellarin, @nawanas, working on this

[EN DateTimeV2] Resolution is None for text like "from around 1pm"

@tellarin, the behaviour in .NET is different than the one described here: "i am feeling sick from around 1pm" -> "around 1pm" is extracted and resolved as Time "i am...