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hasLongYear was giving wrong result #680

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Issue originally talked about FromJSON adding/subtracting 100 years from a date but when debugging I discovered that the real problem is that when a date is assigned like &DateTime = #1800-01-01 00:00:00.000# its date format comes up as yy-MM-dd instead of a full year one and therefore the property first year of 20th century is being taken into consideration when in reality there is no need for that.

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@tomas-sexenian tomas-sexenian merged commit e1d92dc into master Mar 9, 2023
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* hasLongYear was giving wrong result
Issue:101533

* Revert "hasLongYear was giving wrong result"

This reverts commit 934d354.

* If date's length is 23 then it's full year

* ctotex tests

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Co-authored-by: tomas-sexenian <[email protected]>
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