Minor date format updates

[andrebk]

Two small changes:

• Use user date format preference for episode air dates
• Add a long date format for "EU" day/month order

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances date display flexibility by integrating user-specific date format preferences for episode air dates and introducing a new long date format tailored for European day/month ordering. These changes improve localization and user experience by presenting dates in a more familiar and readable manner.

Highlights

• User Date Format Preference: Episode air dates on the media details page now respect the user's preferred date format.
• New Date Format Added: A new long date format (18 Jan, 2026) has been introduced to support European day/month order.

Changelog

• src/templates/app/media_details.html
  • Updated the display of episode air dates to use the iso_date_format filter, applying the request.user's preferred date format.
• src/users/models.py
  • Added a new LONG_EU choice to the DateFormatChoices enum, providing a 'j M, Y' format for '18 Jan, 2026'.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces two small but useful date formatting updates. A new long date format for European users has been added, and episode air dates now respect the user's preferred date format. The changes are well-aligned with the description. I've left one comment regarding code consistency in the template file to improve maintainability.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency with other parts of this file (e.g., line 446), it's better to apply the default_if_none filter before iso_date_format. This ensures a consistent pattern for handling potentially missing dates throughout the template.

                            Episode {{ episode.episode_number }} • {{ episode.air_date|default_if_none:"Unknown air date"|iso_date_format:request.user }}

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 81.44%. Comparing base (c2d4c55) to head (2f6642a).
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