Use html 'time' element for friendly date helpers
This provides more structure than just a simple span.
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@ -57,19 +57,19 @@ class ApplicationHelperTest < ActionView::TestCase
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def test_friendly_date
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date = friendly_date(Time.utc(2014, 3, 5, 18, 58, 23))
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assert_match %r{^<span title=" *5 March 2014 at 18:58">.*</span>$}, date
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assert_match %r{^<time title=" *5 March 2014 at 18:58" datetime="2014-03-05T18:58:23Z">.*</time>$}, date
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date = friendly_date(Time.now.utc - 1.hour)
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assert_match %r{^<span title=".*">about 1 hour</span>$}, date
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assert_match %r{^<time title=".*">about 1 hour</time>$}, date
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date = friendly_date(Time.now.utc - 2.days)
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assert_match %r{^<span title=".*">2 days</span>$}, date
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assert_match %r{^<time title=".*">2 days</time>$}, date
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date = friendly_date(Time.now.utc - 3.weeks)
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assert_match %r{^<span title=".*">21 days</span>$}, date
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assert_match %r{^<time title=".*">21 days</time>$}, date
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date = friendly_date(Time.now.utc - 4.months)
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assert_match %r{^<span title=".*">4 months</span>$}, date
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assert_match %r{^<time title=".*">4 months</time>$}, date
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end
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def test_body_class; end
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