Human-Readable Date Range Parser

`dates-range-parser` is a JavaScript library designed to parse and interpret human-readable date and time expressions, converting them into structured date ranges. It is currently at version 1.1.0 and appears to have an active development status, with its latest minor release introducing target timezone calculations. The library differentiates itself by supporting a wide array of formats, including relative expressions like 'yesterday', 'next week', and 'now -> 7days', as well as specific date/time strings and duration-based ranges such as '3days'. A key feature is its flexible timezone handling through `UTC` and `TZ` properties, allowing calculations in local time, UTC, or a specified target timezone. It also permits overriding the definition of 'now' for consistent testing or specific scenario handling. The output format consistently provides `start` and `end` properties, representing seconds since epoch, or `null` for unconstrained ranges. This output is often directly consumable by databases or search services.