.NET 6 / C# 10 introduced `TimeOnly` and `DateOnly` structs, to represent only a time and only a date respectively.

The good old `DateTime` struct always had a `Now` static property which would give you the current date and time.

I was expecting both `TimeOnly` and `DateOnly` structs to have similar static properties; like `TimeOnly.Now` or `DateOnly.Today`, but they apparently don't.

So, what should I do if I want a `DateOnly` object representing the current date, or a `TimeOnly` object representing the current time?

And I would also like to know WHY they decided not to include properties like that on these two new structs?