Surprising results from predefined CLDR formats

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Please consider this code:

``````perl
use DateTime;

my $dt = DateTime->now( locale => 'sv' );

for my $fmt ( $dt->locale->available_formats ) {
  my $val = $dt->format_cldr($fmt);
  say "$fmt : $val";
}
``````

Most of the formatted strings seem to be missing some whitespace and have
things in a surprisising order.
E.g. `MMMd` gives `feb.23` where I would have expected `23 feb.`.

I don't know if/what I'm doing wrong, or whether this is a DateTime,
DateTime::Locale or CLDR bug or indeed if it is a bug at all.


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br>Better --help|less than helpless</div></div>

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