Should have multiple examples for "standard" date-time combining patterns, including one with time interval
Description
https://unicode-org.atlassian.net/browse/CLDR-14831 results in two date-time combining patterns for some widths in many locales: the “atTime” type for showing a date at a particular time (as for an event), and the “standard” version for other uses (without particualr grammatical inflection) such as combining adate with a time range, or showing a wall clock time, or combining a relative tie and an absolute time. The ExampleGenerator should show examples of at least a couple of those latter cases for the “standard” pattern; currently it will just show an example for wall clock time (e.g. date, time).
Mark’s PR comment about example ❬9/5/99❭, ❬1:25:59 PM Eastern Standard Time❭〗: “It seems like people would more likely use the abbreviated timezone with the numeric date. Would you want both?”
Peter response: “I thought there would potentially be more grammatical issues with the full timezone, so that is why I used that. But I could add more.”
I guess that is why this is in review feedback. Too late to add the additional examples for v44 but I will clone this ticket to do that for v45
https://unicode-org.atlassian.net/browse/CLDR-14831 results in two date-time combining patterns for some widths in many locales: the “atTime” type for showing a date at a particular time (as for an event), and the “standard” version for other uses (without particualr grammatical inflection) such as combining adate with a time range, or showing a wall clock time, or combining a relative tie and an absolute time. The ExampleGenerator should show examples of at least a couple of those latter cases for the “standard” pattern; currently it will just show an example for wall clock time (e.g. date, time).