Fix: Ensure $time is set from innertext when datetime attribute is not found
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… is not found This commit addresses a bug where the $time variable is not set from the innertext of the $time_element when the datetime attribute is not found. The previous implementation only checked if $time was null or an empty string, which did not cover all cases where the datetime attribute might be missing. By using the empty() function, we ensure that $time is correctly set from the innertext when the datetime attribute is not present.
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This commit addresses a bug where the $time variable is not set from the innertext of the $time_element when the datetime attribute is not found. The previous implementation only checked if $time was null or an empty string, which did not cover all cases where the datetime attribute might be missing. By using the empty() function, we ensure that $time is correctly set from the innertext when the datetime attribute is not present.