fix: explicitly import dateutil.parser submodule#96
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"import dateutil" does not import the parser submodule; accessing dateutil.parser only works on python-dateutil >= 2.9, which added lazy submodule imports via module __getattr__. With older versions, every touch_file() call (i.e. every downloaded file) crashes with AttributeError since python-dateutil is not pinned. Import the submodule explicitly, which works on all versions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"import dateutil" does not import the parser submodule; accessing dateutil.parser only works on python-dateutil >= 2.9, which added lazy submodule imports via module getattr. With older versions, every touch_file() call (i.e. every downloaded file) crashes with AttributeError since python-dateutil is not pinned. Import the submodule explicitly, which works on all versions.