Update Argentine Peso disambiguate symbol #1206
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Thanks! Can you add a line in the CHANGELOG.md please!? 🙏🏻
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The
disambiguate_symbolfor the Argentine Peso has been updated. The old $m/n notation is no longer used, as it is now considered historical (History Section). It has been replaced with the international standard (International disambiguous Symbol), where AR is placed in front of the $ sign (AR$)