Move xref to time formats, simplify wording

kadena-io · Jan 13, 2025 · ebb6627 · ebb6627
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diff --git a/docs/builtins/Time/format-time.md b/docs/builtins/Time/format-time.md
@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ Use `format-time` to format a `time` value using a specified `format`.
 The `format-time` function is useful for converting time values to human-readable formats in Pact contracts.
 
 The `format-time` function accepts format codes that are derived from the formatting time `strftime` function time templates.
+For information about all of the time formats and specifiers, see [Time formats](/pact-5/time/time-functions#time-formats).
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 The following table provides a summary of the most common time formatting codes:
 
 | Format | Purpose |
@@ -15,10 +17,6 @@ The following table provides a summary of the most common time formatting codes:
 | %M | Minute of of the hour, zero-padded to two characters, "00"–"59" |
 | %S | Second of the minute, zero-padded to two characters, "00"–"60" |
 
-There are many other formatting options.
-For example, you can replace the numeric representing the month of the year with the short or long name for the month.
-For information about all of the formats supported, see [Time formats](/pact-5/time/time-functions#time-formats).
-
 Note that two percentage characters (`%%`) are interpreted as a literal percentage sign (`%`), not a time formatting template.
 
 ### Basic syntax

diff --git a/docs/builtins/Time/parse-time.md b/docs/builtins/Time/parse-time.md
@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@
 Use `parse-time` to construct a UTC formatted time string from an input time that uses the specified format.
 
 The `parse-time` function accepts format codes that are derived from the formatting time `strftime` function time templates.
+For information about all of the time formats and specifiers, see [Time formats](/pact-5/time/time-functions#time-formats).
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 The following table provides a summary of the most common time formatting codes:
 
 | Format | Purpose |
@@ -14,8 +16,6 @@ The following table provides a summary of the most common time formatting codes:
 | %M | Minute of of the hour, zero-padded to two characters, "00"–"59" |
 | %S | Second of the minute, zero-padded to two characters, "00"–"60" |
 
-For more information about time formats and specifiers, see [Time formats](/pact-5/time/time-functions#time-formats).
-
 Note that two percentage characters (`%%`) are interpreted as a literal percentage sign (`%`), not a time formatting template.
 
 ### Basic syntax