fix: keep calendar date when subtracting years across historical TZ change - #3175
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daysInMonth() used endOf('month'), which builds local 23:59:59.999.
In Asia/Kuala_Lumpur that instant jumps across the 1981-12-31 UTC+7:30
to UTC+8 change, so the day becomes 1 and year/month set clamps to Dec 1.
Use the UTC calendar month length instead.
Fixes iamkun#3137
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subtract(100, 'years')on2081-12-25inAsia/Kuala_Lumpurreturned1981-12-01instead of1981-12-25.Year/month
setclamps the day withdaysInMonth(), which usedendOf('month'). That builds local23:59:59.999, and Malaysia’s 1981-12-31 midnight jump (UTC+7:30→UTC+8) moves that instant onto1982-01-01, sodaysInMonth()becomes1.daysInMonth()now uses the UTC calendar month length, which is independent of that local last-millisecond construction.Fixes #3137