Use %-d instead of %d for display dates #2359
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%-dinstead of%dso displayed dates aren't padded with zero. For example, January 03 becomes January 3, which looks surely better to humans.Reference for this behavior of Ruby
DateTime#strftime: https://apidock.com/ruby/DateTime/strftime