fix: .utcOffset(0, true) result and its clone are different #2505
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## [1.11.14](v1.11.13...v1.11.14) (2025-08-27) ### Bug Fixes * .utcOffset(0, true) result and its clone are different bug ([#2505](#2505)) ([fefdcd4](fefdcd4))
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.utcOffset(0, flag)is the same as.utc(flag)but.utcOffsetwithkeepLocalTime = truedidn't modify the internal date accordingly. That caused a bug described in #2501Fixed
.utcOffsetby returning.utc(keepLocalTime)if passed offset is zero.Added some tests to cover possible mismatches.