fix: update months total days data

[aj3sh]

Description

• Updated months total days data.
• Bumped version to 1.1.2
  Discussion: Inconsistent months data for date conversion node-nepali-datetime#82

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[sumanchapai]

Looks good. I checked 2082 data with NepaliPatro.

A question about whether our versioning is semantic. Looks like we're marking this as a patch release. I don't know. Is this a patch, or is this a breaking change or a backwards incompatible change?

[aj3sh]

Looks good. I checked 2082 data with NepaliPatro.

A question about whether our versioning is semantic. Looks like we're marking this as a patch release. I don't know. Is this a patch, or is this a breaking change or a backwards incompatible change?

@sumanchapai, I consider this as a bug, thus making it as a patch release. I dont think the user using this package will have a breaking change.

If you have any suggestion, let us know. :-)

[sumanchapai]

@sumanchapai, I consider this as a bug, thus making it as a patch release. I dont think the user using this package will have a breaking change.

If you have any suggestion, let us know. :-)

I see. I think a patch release is good. But it seems to me like a case can be made that it's a breaking change as well. If someone using this package as a library in their project was relying on a particular month that got updated having certain number of days, this release could break their code.

Imagine a program (slightly impractical) that asks the user to guess the number of days in Baisakh 2082, if they guessed incorrectly it runs rm -rf on their computer. Before the update, 30 was the correct number to guess. They make a seemingly harmless update (since it's a patch, not a breaking change). Now they guess 30 again and they're dead. Lol.

[aj3sh]

@sumanchapai Nice one. But is it okay to bump major version on every date correction. I'm still not sure that the future data is correct. Might have to bump major versions in those cases.

[sumanchapai]

I agree. Patch release is good. Major version release in every correction seems impractical.