Rename new frontmatter tags #930
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Update naming to be more standard. Going from `dateline_str` to `date` caused existing code to treat this string as a date variable so some date formatting code was also needed. Updated README Added comment to events template since it has a `.date` but the template isn't currently being used.
Remove extra line feed.
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LGTM!
Ran locally and all date and readtimes show up a-ok.
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Rename recently added Frontmatter variables
Update naming to be more standard.
dateline_strtodatecaused existing code to treat this string as a date variable so some date formatting code was also needed..datebut the template isn't currently being used.