[RaphaelFakhri]

Beside a commit, reply, notification or Remote, the app prints how long ago it happened: now, 5m, 3h, 2d, and after a week the date, like Sep 1. That date was printed in the time zone devnull's answer carries, which is UTC, so away from UTC an older commit could show the day before or after the one it was made on. The web prints it in the reader's time zone.

For example, with the phone in Los Angeles, a commit made at 8 PM on Aug 31 (03:00 UTC on Sep 1) shows Sep 1 in the app and Aug 31 on the web. A commit made on the evening of Dec 31 shows Jan 1 with no year, as if it were from this year.

Fix

Display::relativeTime() now reads the date in the phone's time zone, through Display::now(), the way dayLabel(), dayKey() and clock() already do. Both the day and the "is it this year" check use that zone. The now, m, h and d counts don't change.

Tests

A new test in tests/Unit/Devnull/DisplayTest.php prints older commits with the phone in America/Los_Angeles.

• Without the change, it fails twice: Sep 1 instead of Aug 31, and Jan 1 instead of Dec 31, 2025.
• With the change, DisplayTest.php passes (36 passed).

I didn't run this on a device.

Screenshots

• No visible change

Fixes #163