Easiest way for the dates of $tomorrow, $week-start and $week-end

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  • ts.el

    Emacs timestamp and date-time library

    • Obviously, since I'm a programming noob, I'm proud to have achieved that without the help of knowledgeable reddit people. I just realized that I could have used alphapapas ts library, which would've sped up the resolution of the issue considerably, lol. Yet, I'm still wondering if there would have been an easier way, using only emacs' builtin functionality, to achieve this.

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