Slovakia's clocks

OCO verified: every moment answered by a document or a stated reason, every year of every zone accounted for, today's rule read from law, and a patch where the table was wrong. Read once, online, from a state source. The finished standard is the original, transcribed twice. 120 of 120 moments answered, 136 of 136 zone-years accounted for. The table is wrong or silent at 22 moments. The correction is europe-prague-bratislava-1891-1982.patch, in the database's own format. Every phone, computer and airline uses one table of when each country changed its clocks: the IANA Time Zone Database. This record reads Slovakia's part of it against the country's own documents. What was not checked is written down. Companion page: https://oco.bg/tz/slovakia. Part of tzOCO, the OCO Time Zone Database, doi:10.5281/zenodo.22710669: one record per territory, each published as it stands and versioned as its reading moves. Author: Ivan Petrov Ivanov, OCO, Sofia, ORCID 0009-0007-6123-351X.