Log Message:
Update to 0.25

Upstream changes:
0.25 Mon Mar 04 2013
   - support "HH:MM::SS timezone YYYY/MM/DD"
     - thanks Kevin Zwack

0.24 Mon Nov 26 2012
   - fix removal of 'am' in the german language file when we already know what \ 
part is the time part
   - fix removal of 'st' when not preceded by a digit
     - thanks Andreas Koenig rt #81432
   - support "YYYYMMDD timezone"

0.23 Thu Jun 14 2012
   - Fix for MM/YYYY (was always setting the base year)
     - thanks John Marling
   - Support MM/YY if MMYY is given as an option
   - pod cleanup

0.22 Mon Jun 11 2012
   - update GPL in the LICENSE file (apparently the FSF has a new address)
     - thanks ppisar rt #74363
   - update POD to match the license file
     - thanks ppisar rt #74358
   - fix typo for saturday in the german language file
     - thanks TMUELLER rt #77721
   - don't check the language extensions if we don't have any non-digits in the \ 
string we are checking (excluding delimiters: \/-.:[space])
   - fix typos in the pod documentation, add a link to the german translations
   - add support and more tests for some time-first formats
   - add support for GMT timezone anywhere in the date/time string

0.21 Sun Jan 01 2012
   - handle mm/yyyy and m/yyyy

0.20 Sun Sep 18 2011
   - case insensitive handling of st|nd|rd|th (3rd and 3RD now work)
     - thanks Brett Carson

0.19 Fri Jan 07 2011
   - support for German (de)
     - thanks Mark Trettin
   - better support for DD MM
   - support for natural dates in all languages (3 years ago)

0.18 Sat Jan 01 2011
   - move a test that was hardcoded to a year to the no_year tests.
     - thanks cpantesters

0.17 Tue Oct 26 2010
   - more formats supported
   - support timezone offsets that are not at the end of the datetime string.
     - they must be 4 digits and begin with a plus or minus
     - thanks snarkyboojum: \ 
http://use.perl.org/use.perl.org/_snarkyboojum/journal/40297.html
   - better support for dates like 'December 1st'
   - POD formatting fixes
   - support 'Oct.26, 2010'.
     - thanks Brian Knapp