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I would like to retrieve the start and end dates as an array within my system. Currently, the start and end dates are merged into a single string using a localized separator. However, in a multilingual system, splitting this string becomes challenging due to the varying separators used across languages.
To address this, my proposal is to introduce a new property: rangeConjunction. This would allow us to specify a consistent separator, such as a comma or dash, making it easier to convert the string back into an array with distinct start and end dates. When the rangeConjunction is not set, it will fall back to the localized separator.
Let me know if this works or if you’d like any further adjustments!