Add the BDay type with tests and docs#71
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Adds the
BDaytype as suggested in #53.The
BDaytype usesadvancebdaysunder the hood so it should behave identically.I'm also subtyping on
Dates.DatePeriodso I tried to implement as many of thePeriodfunctions from the Dates stdlib as I could, e.g. withgcd:These functions will throw an error if the calendars are not the same:
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@felipenoris let me know if this looks okay, or if you'd prefer this type to be outside
BusinessDays.jl, I could put it in it's package instead.Closes #53