Use ISO 8601 dates #5107
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Also simplify getting the days of the week.
…umbering The week numbering there is based on PostgreSQL, which only supports ISO week numbers.
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Add a dictionary setting that allows to use ISO 8601 for week numbering and the first day of the week.
Closes AB#1274
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Add this setting to the dictionary:
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