Incorrect "yesterday" examples about proposal-intl-relative-time

[rxaviers]

It's a behavior, but your question shows all developers will also be confused about it.

In practice, it's pointless to use numeric style for 0 values. You would want to see "Today" in your example instead, but in order to use "Today" correctly you need to take care of #14. Therefore, it's important to realize Intl.RelativeTimeFormat is a low level building block (at least at this point) that enables higher level abstractions such as moment.js and https://github.com/rxaviers/relative-time (used by PayPal, and by Mozilla).

[mathiasbynens]

FWIW, I documented numeric: 'auto' as part of https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/10/intl-relativetimeformat. Feel free to quote that doc if it's helpful.

[littledan]

Oops, thanks. PRs welcome!

[romulocintra]

Hi @littledan I'am preparing a PR based on Readme based on work done by @mathiasbynens , to have it aligned with code samples and documentation for MDN

[romulocintra]

I'am not sure if its a behaviour or defect :

rtf.format( -0,"day"  );  //  0 days ago 
rtf.format( 0,"day"  );   //  in 0 days

[caiolima]

Is there anything missing to close this issue after #98 landed?