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Possibility of lowering complexity:

There are currently 2 similar blocks of code for$dateTimeFormat and$defaultDateTimeFormat. The first with a bit more error handling. These blocks could be combined with using the dateTimeFormat in something like$dateTimeFormat ?? $defaultDateTimeFormat ?? null.

I was hesistant to do this immediately because i have no idea why there is different error handling for the context $dateTimeFormat.