Added Time parsing to pendulum_dt #288
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yezz123
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Hello @Woody1193 can you please run pre-commit locally and also don't edit uv.lock manually you can use make rebuild-lockfiles
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This PR adds support for the
pendulum.Timeobject to the library. Note that this change was obnoxious to implement because pendulum does not parse time values uniformly. As an example, when callingpendulum.instanceon adatetime.timeobject, no time zone is inserted unless it is explicitly added to thedatetime.timeobject. However, ifpendulum.Time.instanceis called with adatetime.timeobject, then the timezone will be inferred to be UTC unless it is provided. Additionally, when parsing a string, timezones are ignored regardless of how the parsing is done.