title: DateTime.Now equivalent for TimeOnly and DateOnly?
body: <p>.NET 6 / C# 10 introduced <code>TimeOnly</code> and <code>DateOnly</code> structs, to represent only a time and only a date respectively.</p>
  <p>The good old <code>DateTime</code> struct always had a <code>Now</code> static property which would give you the current date and time.</p>
  <p>I was expecting both <code>TimeOnly</code> and <code>DateOnly</code> structs to have similar static properties; like <code>TimeOnly.Now</code> or <code>DateOnly.Today</code>, but they apparently don't.</p>
  <p>So, what should I do if I want a <code>DateOnly</code> object representing the current date, or a <code>TimeOnly</code> object representing the current time?</p>
  <p>And I would also like to know WHY they decided not to include properties like that on these two new structs?</p>