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P0355R7 Extending <chrono> to Calendars and Time Zones
Notable changes:
* Reordered synopsis to match detailed description.
* Significant changes to stable names, per style guide.
* Added missing zoned_traits to <chrono> synopsis.
* Removed redundant chrono:: qualification in synopsis.
* [time.duration.io] Significant wording changes for comprehensibility.
* Adjusted return type of clock_cast in synopsis to match that in
detailed description.
* Added subheadings to clock_cast description, replacing line comments
in the middle of the wording.
* Adjusted specification of clock_cast to avoid awkward "at least one
of [...] exactly one of" construction and to avoid references to
bullet numbers in the body text.
* Reordered parsing and formatting sections to the end.
* Removed descriptions for operator!=, operator>, operator<=,
operator>= that are covered by [operators]
* Removed some tutorial front-matter and design discussion from "day",
"month", "year", "weekday", etc.
* operator-(month, month), operator-(weekday, weekday): specify
returned value in Returns: element rather than splitting the spec
across Returns: and Remarks:.
* Added subheadings for the new classes to separate member and
non-member function descriptions, removed "class::" from member
descriptions, added namespace std::chrono around class definitions.
* Modified time_of_day examples to include sample code producing the
given output
* Removed exposition-only members tzdb::next and tzdb_list::head_ that
are not actually used in the exposition.
* Modified leap-second example to not require updates each time a
leap-second is added.
* Removed exposition-only members from link and leap, merging the
relevant description into the corresponding accessor.
* Plus a variety of changes to massage the wording and fix spelling
and grammar errors, and avoid unfortunate line wrapping.
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