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naive and aware constraints on datetime types
See original GitHub issueShould be fairly easy since speedate gives offset as optional.
@antonagestam said he might be able to work on this, see https://github.com/pydantic/pydantic/discussions/3477#discussioncomment-3771452
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Just to be clear, speedate is part of the pydantic org, and I built it specifically for pydantic-core, so we can change it if required.
Totally agree, plan is to rewrite the documentation completely - on my long list of things to do.