feat: add language selection and @duration builtin - #13
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Add a `-l`/`--lang` flag that reduces localised map values (e.g.
{ en: ..., fr: ... }) to the active language, leaving plain values and
non-matching maps untouched, so one data file builds one language per run.
Add an `@duration` builtin (`<< start | @duration >>`) that formats an
employment length from a { start, end? } date object (localised, end
defaults to today), or passes a plain string through for fixed labels.
Expose the language as an input on the GitHub Action, document both
features in the README, and cover them with unit tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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-l/--langflag — reduces localised map values ({ en: ..., fr: ... }) to the active language; plain values and non-matching maps pass through untouched, so one data file builds one language per run.@durationbuiltin —<< start | @duration >>formats an employment length from a{ start, end? }date object (localised,enddefaults to today), or passes a plain string through for fixed labels.languageinput mapped to-l.Why
Drives the bilingual resume in
scme0/resumesand moves employment-length computation out of LaTeX shell-escape into the engine (no more node +-shell-escapeat build time).🤖 Generated with Claude Code