Support displaying clock without perl (for non-macOS)#282
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📚 Description
Here #279 (diff) we found a way to enable the exec time for all OS, however it's depending on
perl. It is very unluckily that it's not installed by default, but in case it wouldn't be installed it would be interesting to use the old logic usingdate- which is something that all OS should have with more probability thanperl.🔖 Changes
dateto get the time in caseperlis not installed✅ To-do list
CHANGELOG.mdto reflect the new feature or fix