feat: allow dataset names to start with numbers #70
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Currently, the first character of a dataset name (or a name segment) must be a letter (
[:alpha:]). The original reason for the restriction was so that the dataset names could be used as Julia identifiers. However, by allowing-s and/s in the names, we have moved on from that philosophy.On the other hand, by allowing numbers, the dataset names (or name segments) can now be e.g. ISO dates, or GitHub usernames that start with numbers.
Also bump the version to
0.2.11, so that we can tag as soon as this is merged.