docs: add supports smart dates too
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@ -492,8 +492,9 @@ format. Examples:
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``2010/01/31`` or ``2010/1/31`` or ``2010-1-31`` or ``2010.1.31``
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(Though, oddly enough, the `web <#web>`_ add form accepts `smart dates
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<#smart-dates>`_.)
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The `add <#add>`_ command and the `web <#web>`_ add form, as well as
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some other places, accept `smart dates <#smart-dates>`_ - more about
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those below.
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Default year
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@ -544,8 +545,8 @@ The second date may omit the year if it is the same as the first's.
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Smart dates
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'''''''''''
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In `period expressions <#period-expressions>`_, the -b and -e options,
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and the `web <#web>`_ add form,
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In `period expressions <#period-expressions>`_, the ``-b`` and ``-e``
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options, the `add <#add>`_ command and the `web <#web>`_ add form,
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more flexible "smart dates" are allowed. Here are some examples:
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- ``2009/1/1``, ``2009/01/01``, ``2009-1-1``, ``2009.1.1``, ``2009/1``, ``2009`` (january 1, 2009)
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