std.time missing minute constants.

[jfalcon]

Zig Version

0.13.0

Steps to Reproduce and Observed Behavior

• Install Zig 0.13.0 (or master branch).
• Go to the source for std.time example.
• Look at line 117.

You'll notice there are no division for minutes.

Expected Behavior

Would expect to see a block for minutes and possibly hours.

// Divisions of a minute.
pub const min_per_hour = 60;
pub const min_per_day = min_per_hour * 24;
pub const min_per_week = min_per_day * 7;

[jfalcon]

I suppose the argument for or against this could be that 24 is an approximation of hours in a day since the number changes on a microscopic level annually due to the universe expending, but other constants do that and it's universally accepted that 24 works.

[truemedian]

The most reasonable counter-argument for this is that nothing in std.time accepts a number in minutes. The existing constants, ns, us, ms, and sec are all numeric constants that are actually useful to pass into functions defined in std.time

[nektro]

min_per_day and min_per_week are both very context and calendar specific min_per_hour is needed rare enough, along with what truemedian said, i dont think is a strong argument for it to be in std