[MIG][10.0][datetime_formatter] Migration - #872
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This module allows the developer to format any date/time combination in the most comfortable way for the user, just with a quick call to
Special highlights: - Fixed some license headers. - Adhered to normal addon structure. - Removed `exceptions.py` and use `UserError` instead. - Allow submodules to import some constants from main namespace. The rest is basically a standard migration.
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Maybe you can remove Grupo ESOC from this version...
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Syncing from upstream OCA/server-tools (14.0)
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Special highlights:
exceptions.pyand useUserErrorinstead.The rest is basically a standard migration.
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