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The deadline and past time rules reduced the target month modulo 12, so the year was never carried: with a reference date in October, "in 3 months" resolved to January of the same year, and "in 2 months" to December of the previous one. Drop the modulo and let time.Date normalize the month, which is what Context.Time already relies on.
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Problem
The deadline and past time rules compute the target month as
(ref.Month() ± n) % 12, so the year is never carried. With 6 October 2016 as the reference date:in 2 monthsin 3 monthswithin half a year14 months agogoes wrong the same way in the other direction.Fix
Drop the modulo and let
time.Datenormalize the month.Context.Timealready relies on that, and the zh rules pass an unreduced month too.The change is applied to the en, nl, br and ru rules. Tests are added for en with reference dates that cross a year boundary.