regional: add Serbian (sr-Latn-RS)

[Dejan-Port]

Adds Region::sr-Latn-RS to the Regional format system, following up on the review comment on #447. Branched from regional-formats as requested.

Corrections from that review (thanks for the detailed check!)

• lcid is 0x241A (sr-Latn-RS), not 0x081A — that's the legacy sr-Latn-CS (Serbia and Montenegro).
• Month and weekday names are lowercase (januar, mart, nedelja, ponedeljak; jan, ned), matching cs-CZ's convention and CLDR/glibc.
• am_pm: AM_PM — the shared constant. Serbian uses the 24-hour clock in practice, so this is unused, but keeps the struct uniform with the other 24-hour regions.
• short_date: "dd.mm.yyyy." keeps the trailing period (glibc sr_RS@latin's %d.%m.%Y. → 15.03.2026., matching Windows). long_date: "dddd, d. mmmm yyyy" drops it, matching the CLDR long pattern you quoted (15. mart 2026. has no trailing period after the year — only after the day), with the weekday prepended the way every other region's long_date already does per the module doc ("CLDR's full date, with the weekday").
• Currency "1.234,56 RSD" (symbol after the number, period grouping) confirmed against CLDR.
• Registered "sr" => "sr-Latn-RS" in lookup()'s language-fallback match. Without this, sr/sr-RS/sr_RS.UTF-8/sr_RS@latin/sr-Cyrl-RS would all still resolve to en-US regardless of the new Region entry existing, since lookup() only reaches a Region through that explicit arm — the entry alone would've been unreachable from real system/browser tags. sr-Cyrl variants fold into the same Latin region for now, as you noted (lookup drops the @latin/script modifier before matching; there's no separate Cyrillic region yet).

A real bug the trailing-period check surfaced

You specifically asked to verify that typing 15.03.2026. back is read as a date — it wasn't. parse_date's t.split(seps) left a trailing empty part whenever the input ended with a separator, so it fell through every match arm (none handle 4 parts) and returned None. Fixed with a one-line trim of a single trailing separator before splitting. Region-agnostic and behavior-preserving: no currently-shipped region's short_date ends with a separator, so this changes nothing for them (the existing hostile_input_never_panics_in_any_region fuzz test still passes unchanged).

Tests

Extended rather than added new test functions, to keep the diff reviewable against the existing suite's structure:

• dates_in_the_regions_order: plain and trailing-period Serbian dates, round-tripped through .format too.
• month_names_in_local_words: full and abbreviated month names.
• currency_follows_the_region.
• lookup_accepts_system_and_browser_tags: sr, sr-RS, sr_RS.UTF-8, sr_RS@latin, sr-Cyrl-RS.
• month_names_match_loosely.

Test plan

• cargo test -p gridcraft-core: 33/33.
• cargo fmt --all -- --check.
• cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean.
• cargo check --workspace.

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[quantmind-br]

Thanks, the data corrections all landed and check out. I built the branch and ran the full workspace suite: 1360 pass, and the 3 failures are the ones main already has (two CSV tests, the French label table). Through the CLI with region: "sr-Latn-RS":

• 25.09.2026. gives 46290 and shows 25.09.2026.;
• 25.09.2026. 10:30 gives 46290.4375;
• 25. septembar 2026 and 1.234,50 RSD read as expected.

Four things before this can go in:

1. Target. This PR targets regional-formats, which is storytold#447's branch, so merging it here would put Serbian into storytold#447 upstream, the opposite of what I suggested. Please keep it here for review, and once storytold#447 is merged into storytold/gridcraft, rebase onto upstream main and open it there. I'll close this one then.

2. The trailing-separator fix changes every region. The description says it trims one trailing separator and changes nothing for the other regions. In fact trim_end_matches(seps) strips any number and any mix of / - . in every region. I compared parse_input_in before and after:

Input	Region	Before	After
3/4/	en-US	text	date (4-Mar)
1-2-, 2026-09-25-	en-US	text	date
25.09.2026..	de-DE	text	date
25.09.2026/	fr-FR	text	date
12.2026.	all	text	mmm-yy

A canonical cell.set without a region now stores 3/4/ as a date. Please limit it to one separator, and only in regions whose own short date ends with it, along these lines:

let t = t.trim().trim_end_matches(',');
// A region whose short date ends with its separator ("25.09.2026." in sr-Latn-RS) reads one back.
let t = if r.short_date.ends_with(r.date_sep) { t.strip_suffix(r.date_sep).unwrap_or(t) } else { t };

Please also add tests pinning that en-US 3/4/ stays text and that 25.09.2026.. stays text in sr-Latn-RS.

3. The long date needs its final period. The cell currently shows petak, 25. septembar 2026. CLDR 48 (ICU 78) gives petak, 25. septembar 2026. for the full date and 25. septembar 2026. for the long one, and glibc's sr_RS@latin uses %A, %d. %B %Y., so all three end with a period after the year (the 15. mart 2026. I quoted does too). It should be long_date: "dddd, d. mmmm yyyy.".

4. Docs. ROADMAP.md (the Languages paragraph and the 2026-10-11 row) and docs/localization-parity.md (the count, the region list and the revision history) still say 15 regions.

Minor: short_date: "dd.mm.yyyy." matches glibc's %d.%m.%Y., while CLDR's short date is d. M. y.. The description says it matches Windows. If you have a source for Windows' sr-Latn-RS pattern, please cite it; otherwise say glibc. Folding the Cyrillic tags into the Latin region is fine for now, and the test documents it.

[Dejan-Port]

Thanks — the bug in storytold#2 was a real one, good catch. Fixed all four:

1. Target: staying on regional-formats as requested — will rebase onto storytold/gridcraft main and reopen there once M12: regional formats (typed and displayed numbers, dates and times) storytold/gridcraft#447 merges.

2. Parse fix scope: replaced with exactly the check you suggested — strip one instance of the region's own date_sep, only when r.short_date.ends_with(r.date_sep). Added regression tests pinning en-US "3/4/", "1-2-", "2026-09-25-", "12.2026.", fr-FR "25.09.2026/" as text, and sr-Latn-RS "25.09.2026.." (a second trailing period) as text too.

3. long_date: now "dddd, d. mmmm yyyy." — missed that your quoted "15. mart 2026." already had the trailing period.

4. Docs: ROADMAP.md and docs/localization-parity.md now say 16 regions, and added a revision-history row for this change.

Minor: you're right, I don't have a real source for Windows' sr-Latn-RS short date — the "dd.mm.yyyy." pattern is cited from glibc's %d.%m.%Y. (sr_RS@latin), not Windows. Shouldn't have claimed that without a citation.

cargo test -p gridcraft-core: 33/33. cargo fmt --all -- --check and cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings both clean.

[quantmind-br]

All four are fixed, and I checked them on 0966f2d. Clippy on gridcraft-core is clean, and the full workspace suite gives 1360 passed with the same 3 failures main already has (two CSV tests and the French label table).

Through the CLI, in sr-Latn-RS unless noted:

Input	Result
25.09.2026.	46290, shown 25.09.2026.
25.09.2026..	stays text
15.3.	date, 15-mar
25.09.2026. 10:30	46290.4375
Long date	petak, 25. septembar 2026.
3/4/ in en-US	stays text
1.5. in de-DE	stays text, as before

One nit for the rebase: the header of docs/localization-parity.md still says Last updated: 2026-10-11 · Change: minor (regional formats added), while the new history row is dated 2026-10-12.

Approving here as agreed. The merge itself happens upstream, after storytold#447 lands and you rebase onto storytold/gridcraft main.

[Dejan-Port]

Fixed the header date (5afee59). Thanks for the thorough review — will rebase onto storytold/gridcraft main and reopen there once storytold#447 lands.

[quantmind-br]

Heads-up: I rebased regional-formats (storytold#447) onto the latest upstream main (fc45b7f) and force-pushed it. The only code conflict was the CSV writer in crates/engine/src/io.rs, and the full suite now passes with no failures. Your branch still sits on the old storytold#447 commit (3653e5b), so this PR's diff shows that commit too. Nothing to do here, since it's review-only. When you open it upstream, base it on the new commit:

git fetch https://github.com/quantmind-br/gridcraft regional-formats
git rebase --onto FETCH_HEAD 3653e5b

I tried your three commits on the new base and they apply cleanly.

[quantmind-br]

Heads-up: upstream main moved twice since yesterday, and I rebased regional-formats (storytold#447) onto 45221f5. It's two commits now: the regional-formats commit f0ac06b and 04ced7b, a Row Height / SUBTOTAL recalculation fix that the fuzz test needed (details in storytold#447). Your branch is still based on the previous storytold#447 commit dd5d5fc. To move it onto the new base:

git fetch https://github.com/quantmind-br/gridcraft regional-formats
git rebase --onto FETCH_HEAD dd5d5fc

I ran your three commits on the new base. Both code commits apply cleanly. The only conflict is the Last updated header line in docs/localization-parity.md (in 8869a95), and keeping your line resolves it. The core, numfmt and engine tests pass with your commits on top (378, no failures).

[quantmind-br]

Heads-up: upstream main moved again and I rebased regional-formats (storytold#447) onto 6405b00. The new tip is a7288a3, and it's a single commit again: the Row Height fix (04ced7b) is out because upstream's storytold#796 fixed the same bug on main.

To move your branch:

git fetch https://github.com/quantmind-br/gridcraft.git regional-formats
git rebase --onto FETCH_HEAD dd5d5fc

Same as last time, the only conflict is the Last updated header line in docs/localization-parity.md (in 8869a95), and keeping your line resolves it. Your three commits pass the core, numfmt and engine tests on the new base (390, no failures; tested on 2eeecc9, and a7288a3 only adds a line to docs/architecture.md).

[quantmind-br]

Heads-up: upstream main moved twice more, and regional-formats (storytold#447) is now fe1b10f, on 84acf62. It's still a single commit. To move your branch:

git fetch https://github.com/quantmind-br/gridcraft.git regional-formats
git rebase --onto FETCH_HEAD dd5d5fc

The only conflict is still the Last updated header line in docs/localization-parity.md (in 8869a95). Resolve it by editing that line by hand: keep the new base's file and put your Change text on the header line. Don't use git checkout --theirs for it, because during a rebase that takes your old copy of the whole file and drops the rows main added since then (Format Cells, the pt-BR catalog).

With your three commits on fe1b10f, the core, numfmt and engine tests give 412 passed and 1 failed. The failure is command_sequences_keep_the_workbook_consistent at seed 0, and it isn't yours: it's storytold#964, a spill bug that is already on main. storytold#447 shifts the fuzz's random sequence onto it. storytold#984 fixes it, and with storytold#984 on top the fuzz passes with your commits too.

[quantmind-br]

Heads-up: storytold#447 is closed and split into a stack on current upstream main (#1524 first). Your changes touch region.rs and parse.rs, which are both in the second branch, region-typed-input (region.rs comes from region-data below it). So:

git fetch https://github.com/quantmind-br/gridcraft region-typed-input
git rebase --onto FETCH_HEAD dd5d5fc0 <your branch>

The localization-parity.md/ROADMAP.md rows belong with the Options branch, so you can drop them for now. Once storytold#1524 and the typed-input PR land, the Serbian region can go upstream as its own small PR.

[quantmind-br]

Heads-up: a review pass changed the base under this PR, so region-typed-input was force-pushed (3a84e55 → ccd3e1c):

• region-data gained a fix commit: lookup stops at BCP 47 extensions (en-GB-u-ca-gregory), for Chinese an explicit territory wins over the script, and month_from_name accepts a trailing period only where the region's abbreviations carry one.
• region-typed-input: mixed fractions read their whole part with the region's separators (de-DE 1.000 1/2 is 1000.5).

To move your two commits:

git fetch https://github.com/quantmind-br/gridcraft region-typed-input
git rebase --onto FETCH_HEAD 3a84e554 <your branch>

The only overlap is lookup in region.rs (the zh arm became a match on the territory), so a Serbian arm there may need a hand merge.