* `formats` is defined as an arbitrary record. In practice, it maps from `TimeUnit` and `'datetime'` to the specific date library's format strings.
* `parse` and `format` were defined as requiring `TimeUnit`, but they actually take date library format strings. (E.g., it's up to the caller to look up format strings via `formats()` or user parameters.)
* `endOf` is never passed `isoWeek` (`isoWeek` isn't a normal `TimeUnit`, it's only used as a special case to `startOf`), and [chartjs-adapter-date-fns](https://github.com/chartjs/chartjs-adapter-date-fns/blob/v3.0.0/src/index.js#L101) doesn't support it.
* The constructor's options parameter is optional.
* `weekday` is documented as allowing a boolean (true means to start on Monday).
* `export default { _date: DateAdapterBase }` meant that `new _date()` returns a `DateAdapterBase` instance, whose methods take no parameters. Since it can be overridden at runtime, I replaced it with a more generic constructor + static methods.