%w | %W and %V | %u format string directives are not supported?

Assuming dateparser should support all format string directives supported by python, the following code demonstrates discrepancies in how its parsing results deviate from datetime's strptime:

import datetime as dt
import dateparser as dp

date = '01.24-1'
date_format = '%W.%y-%w'

date_iso = '01.2024-1'
date_format_iso = '%V.%G-%u'

print('Non-ISO date:')
print('Datetime: %s' % dt.datetime.strptime(date, date_format).date())
print('Dateparser: %s' % dp.parse(date, [date_format]).date())

print('ISO date:')
print('Datetime: %s' % dt.datetime.strptime(date_iso, date_format_iso).date())
print('Dateparser: %s' % dp.parse(date_iso, [date_format_iso]).date())

outputs:

Non-ISO date:
Datetime: 2024-01-01
Dateparser: 2024-10-30
ISO date:
Datetime: 2024-01-01
Dateparser: 2024-10-30

Start by running the provided Python example and compare dateparser.parse with datetime.strptime for the %W/%w and %V/%u directives. Trace the format-string parsing path for these directives; done means both examples produce 2024-01-01, with regression coverage for the demonstrated inputs.