fix(parser): missing watchtower date variant for common

[rhahao]

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The changes in this pull request enhance the date parsing functionality in the src/common/date_parser.ts file. New regex patterns have been introduced to support a broader range of date formats, including a new option for "day month, year" format. The parsing logic has been updated to accommodate these changes, and a redundant function has been removed to streamline the code.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/common/date_parser.ts	- Modified extractMWBDate(src: string, year: number, lang: string) to update regex patterns for date extraction. - Removed wParsingP(groups: string[]): WDateParsingResult to consolidate parsing logic.

Possibly related PRs

• fix(rules): update week date extraction #843: Introduces a new file for date parsing that includes functionality for parsing dates from text inputs, related to the enhancements in src/common/date_parser.ts.
• fix(parser): date parser failing for chinese in older w issues #895: Updates the date parser in src/common/date_parser.ts to handle Japanese dates more effectively, aligning with the focus on enhancing date parsing functionality.

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src/common/date_parser.ts (3)

165-169: Improved date parsing robustness.

The changes introduce a new option (option3) to capture dates formatted as "day month, year" and modify option2 to handle ranges more flexibly by making the second day optional. These enhancements improve the robustness of the date parsing by accommodating a wider variety of date formats.

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246-253: Parsing logic aligned with updated regular expression patterns.

The modifications to the conditions in the wParsingCommon function ensure that the correct groups are extracted based on the presence of specific matches. These changes maintain the correctness of the parsing logic in relation to the updated regular expression patterns defined earlier.

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Line range hint 1-362: Robust and well-structured date parsing code.

The changes made to the date parsing code enhance its robustness and reliability. The regular expression patterns cover a wide range of date formats, and the parsing functions correctly extract the date components based on the matched groups. The code is well-structured, follows a consistent pattern, and uses variables like wordWithDiacritics and dateRangeSeparator to enhance readability and maintainability.

Overall, the date parsing code is in excellent shape and can be easily extended to support additional date formats if needed.

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[rhahao]

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