Add locale for es-CO

[gothenburgbitfactory]

Add locale for es-CO

[jorgeegomez]

@lauft Most of our holidays are of the type "First Monday after a-specific-date". I couldn't find in the code or other locales how to specify this.

[lauft]

@jorgeegomez The template looks more or less like this:

    def holiday_<holiday name in snake case>(self):
        """1. monday after <date>: [<flags>] <description>"""

        return [Holiday(
            self.locale,
            "",
            SmartDayArrow(self.year, <month>, <day>).shift_to_weekday('monday', order=1, reverse=False),
            "<description>",
            "<flags>"
        )]

See e.g.

holidata/holidata/holidays/de-DE.py

Line 33 in 1db24d4

def holiday_buss_und_bettag(self):

[jorgeegomez]

I just modified the pull request with the changes suggested in the review. I'll go through the checklist here:

• All legal National holidays are listed ("business or work are suspended or reduced")
• URL for the governing Law is included in the code, the relevant Law is "Ley 51 de 1983"
• I could provide a translation. Not sure where it would go in the code.
• I checked the spelling, and chose the names given by the previous contributor (not all holidays have a defined official name).
• Fixed dates are correct, both religious-based and non-religious.
• For variable date holidays, the algorithm seems right, and matches publicly available calendars like Google Calendar or Calendario de Colombia.
• Easter-based holidays are based on Western Easter.
• Source of government holidays is provided in the code.
• Some holidays are moved to the first Monday after certain date.
• No fixed-date holiday is moved in case it falls on Saturday or Sunday
• I fixed one of the holidays, that had a missing religious flag
• No new holidays or changes have been made since 2011

[lauft]

Perfect! 👍

The translation is only optional - it saves me the hassle to figure out what e.g. "Viernes Santo" or "Den slovanských věrozvěstů Cyrila a Metoděje" could mean. 😉

[lauft]

The data is available now. Thanks for your contribution!