4.x: Return 'just now' for zero-second differences#500
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When diffForHumans() is called on two identical timestamps, return "just now" instead of the awkward "0 seconds ago". This provides a more natural, human-readable output for edge cases where two times are effectively the same.
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diffForHumans()is called on identical timestampsjust_nowtranslation string toTranslatorBefore / After
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Inspired by Carbon's handling of zero-second differences. See briannesbitt/Carbon#3218.