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Day.js also support token 'Do' e.g. 9th

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#30 opened on Sep 17, 2018

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Description

Day.js has a plugin advancedFormat that allows tokens like Do Q X

// current readme 
dayjs().format('dddd, MMMM D YYYY, h:mm:ss A');
// => "Sunday, September 9 2018, 7:12:49 PM" ⚠️  not support 9th

// however with plugin
import advancedFormat from 'dayjs/plugin/advancedFormat'
dayjs.extend(advancedFormat)
dayjs().format('Q Do k kk X x')

Besides, we might could update the screenshot and the description of this great project. Since it's not just the comparison between moment.js and date-dns, also Day.js and native Date object.

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Research direction
Review the current readme file at the root of the repository to locate the section where moment.js and native Date examples are shown. Add an example using Day.js with the advancedFormat plugin to demonstrate the 'Do' token. Additionally, if a screenshot is used, update it to reflect the new example. Ensure consistency with existing documentation style.