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"I've got leap second support working in Jiff. Both for roundtripping through datetimes and for computing correct intervals.

Does anyone know of other datetime libraries that would pass the same asserts?

N.B. `Instant` is a 96-bit timestamp. TAI is "International Atomic Time.""

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  "A screenshot of code that demonstrates leap second preservation when converting from a civil datetime to a timestamp and back. When using the Unix time scale, the leap second information is lost. But when using the TAI time scale, the leap second is preserved!"

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