Refactor users.cc RSS generation into functions#129
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This splits the different feed-producing functions in users.cc so that they no longer each individually interact with pugixml directly. The new code always picks the most recent pubDate (in practie: "bijgewerkt") as the channel's lastBuildDate. Before, some functions would pick some earlier date, for example the most recent "datum". Otherwise, the output should be byte-for-byte identical. Some duplication still remains between the different feed-producing functions, since at the moment they all happen to generate feeds containing Documents; this can be further reduced if desired.
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This splits the different feed-producing functions in users.cc so that they no longer each individually interact with pugixml directly.
The new code always picks the most recent pubDate (in practice: "Document.bijgewerkt") as the channel's lastBuildDate. Before, some functions would pick some earlier date, for example the most recent "datum", or the epoch. Otherwise, the output should be byte-for-byte identical.
Some duplication still remains between the different feed-producing functions, since at the moment they all happen to generate feeds containing Documents; this can be further reduced if desired.