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years 1399 and 1403 are leap years

the timespec seconds value for 1399/12/30 and 1400/01/01 are different which is expected behavior
but same values for 1403/12/30 and 1404/01/01 are the same

minimal reproduction:

let time = ptime::from_persian_date(1399, 11, 30).unwrap().to_timespec().sec;
println!("{}", &time);
let time = ptime::from_persian_date(1400, 0, 1).unwrap().to_timespec().sec;
println!("{}", &time);


let time = ptime::from_persian_date(1403, 11, 30).unwrap().to_timespec().sec;
println!("{}", &time);
let time = ptime::from_persian_date(1404, 0, 1).unwrap().to_timespec().sec;
println!("{}", &time);

output

1616198400
1616284800
1742428800
1742428800

Salam, thanks for your work!
Just wondering, shouldn't you abstract time crate instead of making users of your crate depend on it?
For example , users will need time::Duration and time::now you can reexport them with pub use time::{Duration,now} so anyone who uses your crate can just use ptime::{Duration,now] and more importantly doesn't have to add time crate.

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