Use GitHub relative-time-element library to display elapsed time#2410
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relative-time-element library to display elapsed time#2410Urgau wants to merge 1 commit into
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Seems like
toLocaleStringJS function is not perfect and can be confusing to user when displaying the datetime, in particular due today/monthvsmonth/userconfusion.Instead of displaying the exact date time, let's use GitHub own
relative-time-elementlibrary to display elapsed time instead.Fixes #2408
cc @RalfJung