Add user_date to the transaction object from the DTUSER field. #151
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In a transaction dtuser reflects the date at which the transaction is actually done. dtposted (the current date property of the transaction object) reflects the date at which the transaction is effective. This patch adds the dtuser to the transaction object as user_date. Closes: jseutter#150
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In a transaction dtuser reflects the date at which the transaction is
actually done. dtposted (the current date property of the transaction
object) reflects the date at which the transaction is effective.
This patch adds the dtuser to the transaction object as user_date.
Closes: #150