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Keep fold when unwrapping a datetime or time - #626
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unwrap() rebuilt the stdlib value without fold, so a folded local time converted an hour off.
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DateTime.unwrap()andTime.unwrap()rebuilt the stdlib value withoutfold. A folded 01:30 then converted an hour early (timestamp()was 3600 seconds off).==still passed, because datetime equality ignoresfold.Test plan
pytest tests/test_items.py::test_unwrap_keeps_foldfails on master (foldis 0) and passes with this changepytest tests/test_items.py(101 passed)Agent Drafting Metadata