fix: use DAYS_PER_YEAR (365) for whole years in interval-to-timedelta conversion - #46
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… conversion PyQueryResult::convertValueToPyObject (pybind path) and all interval conversion sites in _lbug_capi.py (C-API path) now use days = years * 365 + months * 30 + days instead of days = months * 30 + days This gives 365 days per whole year instead of 360, matching the engine's Interval::DAYS_PER_YEAR constant.
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Fixes: LadybugDB/ladybug#694
PyQueryResult::convertValueToPyObject (pybind path) and all interval conversion sites in _lbug_capi.py (C-API path) now use
days = years * 365 + months * 30 + days
instead of
days = months * 30 + days
This gives 365 days per whole year instead of 360, matching the engine's Interval::DAYS_PER_YEAR constant.