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There was no need to rely on TSize operations, as values of T could directly be converted to doubles. This is clearer, and in all likelihood also more performant.
OSSRH has been deprecated since June 30 2025: https://github.com/gradle-nexus/publish-plugin?tab=readme-ov-file#publishing-to-maven-central-via-sonatype-ossrh
…e 0.7.1 Starting from Kotlin 2.1.20, `Instant` from kotlinx.datetime was introduced in the Kotlin base library. It has been removed in kotlinx.datetime 0.7.0.
Since this project was empty, publication to Maven was failing resulting in the badge status showing as failed, even though publication of the main library was successful. I want to keep the project as a placeholder for other potential datetime interval types, e.g., `LocalDate`. Until then, I added a potentially useful type alias placeholder for backwards compatibility.
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