use bstr::ByteSlice;use git_date::{time::Sign, Time}; mod baseline;mod format;mod parse;mod init {    use git_date::Time;     #[test]    fn utc_local_handles_signs_correctly() {        for time in [            Time::now_local_or_utc(),            Time::now_local().unwrap_or_else(Time::now_utc),        ] {            assert_eq!(                time.sign,                time.offset_in_seconds.into(),                "the sign matches the sign of the date offset"            );        }    }} #[test]fn is_set() {    assert!(!Time::default().is_set());    assert!(Time {        seconds_since_unix_epoch: 1,        ..Default::default()    }    .is_set());} #[test]fn write_to() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {    for (time, expected) in &[        (            Time {                seconds_since_unix_epoch: 500,                offset_in_seconds: 9000,                sign: Sign::Plus,            },            "500 +0230",        ),        (            Time {                seconds_since_unix_epoch: 189009009,                offset_in_seconds: 36000,                sign: Sign::Minus,            },            "189009009 -1000",        ),        (            Time {                seconds_since_unix_epoch: 0,                offset_in_seconds: 0,                sign: Sign::Minus,            },            "0 -0000",        ),    ] {        let mut output = Vec::new();        time.write_to(&mut output)?;        assert_eq!(output.as_bstr(), expected);    }    Ok(())}