fix(BE): use Belgian holiday names and update sources#617
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| # @attrib https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feiertage_in_Belgien | |||
| # @attrib https://www.emploi.belgique.be/fr/themes/international/detachement/conditions-de-travail-respecter-en-cas-de-detachement-en-2 | |||
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Oh, I hadn't even thought about that. But it makes sense. I just corrected it 🙂
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Cool thanks. Will publish the next minor version :)
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Nice! There will be more PRs like this, but not today.
Belgian Dutch uses different terms than generic Dutch, like Paasmaandag instead of Tweede paasdag. Sources updated to official government pages.
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Belgian Dutch uses different terms than generic Dutch, like Paasmaandag instead of Tweede paasdag.