Handle when "DateTimeImmutable" cannot parse the given date #1494
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In some cases, "DateTimeImmutable" will throw an exception because it cannot parse the date. In those cases, we shouldn't throw an exception, but instead return a specific result that tells what happened.
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In some cases, "DateTimeImmutable" will throw an exception because it cannot parse the date. In those cases, we shouldn't throw an exception, but instead return a specific result that tells what happened.