Change pt formatRelativeLocale to display masculine and feminine #2992
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…rding to the week day. This is already being done in pt-BR locale.
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In this PR I changed the pt formatRelativeLocale to display 'último' or 'última' according to the weekday.
This is already being done in pt-BR locale and it also makes sense to be done in pt.