Use with-locale-environment if defined else use current locale#892
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Use with-locale-environment if defined else use current locale#892
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What
Use with-locale-environment if defined else use current locale.
Why
For Emacs 28 with-locale-environment is not defined. For that
situation just use the current locale.
Note
This solution with setting the locale is admittedly not very solid
since it also depend on that the locale en_US.utf8 is defined. So
maybe another approach should be taken for getting the dates updated
in the proper locale.
This PR is, if nothing else, a quick fix for letting Emacs 28 with a
proper locale work fine for editing the Hyperbole texi manual.