ls -l --time-style, configure recent interval

[Mike Miller]

Hi,

I'd like to use the --time-style option of ls to make dates more friendly, such 
as the Python library humanize does.  This kind of library turns dates in the 
last week to something like "2 days ago..." etc.  I use this value which is a 
close approximation:

    --time-style='+%Y-%m-%d %k:%M
       %a %k:%M'

This results in something similar to long-iso when distant and a much simpler 
version when the file is recent:

    2019-06-05 14:36 file1
           Wed 13:25 file2

I'm happy enough with this format, but the problem is that the decision of what 
is recent appears to be hard-coded to be six months.  I'd like to be able to 
configure that to be one week instead.

Turns out file2 above was modified in July, haha.  Any chance of getting an 
option to tune the "recent interval" parameter?

Thanks,
-Mike