day of fall change from Daylight Time to Standard Time.
Really any day where the period crosses the dst->std change, and
since the date dialog returns local midnight for the time that includes
the day of the change.
Convert both the parameter time and the return time to neutral time
to ensure that the interval is handled correctly.
With the accounting period preference settings set to 'Start/End of
previous quarter' and balance sheet report using 'End of accounting
period' the date is wrong, currently is 30/03/2022 when it should be
31/03/2022.
Simplify gnc_gdate_set_quarter_end to get correct last day and
subtract the 3 months befor calling said function.
Found via `codespell -q 3 -S *.po,./po,*.min.js,./ChangeLog*,./NEWS,./borrowed,./doc/README*,./AUTHORS,./libgnucash/tax/us/txf-de*,./data/accounts -L ans,ba,cas,dragable,gae,iff,iif,mut,nd,numer,parm,parms,startd,stoll`
Separate the "All noncurrency" convenience category in the commodity
selector and the default non-commodity namespace proposed by the QIF
importer because they have different functions.
Also remove the namespace guessing code from qif-dialog because with
only one default non-currency namespace there's nothing to guess.
Leave it to users to categorize their non-currency commodities. In the
QIF importer default non-classifiable commodities to
GNC_COMMODITY_NS_NONCURRENCY.
Add an "Append" checkbox to the bottom of the "Generic import
transaction matcher" window to the left of the "Reconcile after match"
checkbox.
When ticked, this causes the imported Description/Notes to be appended
to the matched transaction Description/Notes respectively.
The selected ticked/unticked state of the "Append" checkbox is saved in
a key value pair for the import account, so the next import for that
account will automatically default it to the saved state.
As these mods are limited to the code for the matcher window, this
should work for all the imports that use it - ie ofx & csv file imports
(both tested) & aqbanking (cannot test).
Add latest Venezuelan revaluation of the Bolivar Soberano, following
the ISO notation replacing VES (which the Venezualan central bank is
keeping) with VED and the exchange code (ditto) with 926.
