Nikki added a comment.
They don't contain a dot or comma, but while testing something, I also found
that "91-04 bc" and "0091-04 bc" turn into "1 April 91 BCE" (and for some
reason "0091-04-00 bc" turns into "31 March 91 BCE").
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Nikki added a comment.
It also happens when preceded by a hyphen: `- April 2000` and `-April 2000`
turn into `1 April 2000 BCE`
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