We tend not to introduce breaking changes if the only motivation is to be consistent.
Other mistakes are minor, but why is time '24:00:00' allowed, and it's actually 00:00:00 of the next day, that's something I'd like to read a well-argued design decision.
It's like months 1 through 12, and just in case, we also allow month 13, which represents January of the next year. But month 14 is not allowed, which could represent February of the next year.
Could you share the rationale behind this decision?
It can be easier to construct "< date 24:00:00" to represent until the end of date rather than producing "< date+1 00:00:00"
