Add repository creation date (Created) to output
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This updates the output of `gh-repo-stats` to append a new `Created` column at the end of the output file with the datetime when each repository was created. I'm choosing to append this column to the end, rather than slot the new field next to a similar field (e.g. `Last_Push`) because my experience tells me that lots of users will be relying on column indexes rather than names when handling these CSVs!
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This updates the output of
gh-repo-statsto append a newCreatedcolumn at the end of the output file with the datetime when each repository was created.I'm choosing to append this column to the end, rather than slot the new field next to a similar field (e.g.
Last_Push) because my experience tells me that lots of users will be relying on column indexes rather than names when handling these CSVs!