Fix observation events times with local time dates #105
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Before, times from
Astronoby::Events::ObservationEvents
could produce wrong results when the location was far away from the Greenwich meridian.The reason was a bug when converting times (hour+minute+second) into
Time
objects. The date was correctly added by the time was in UTC. When converting back the UTC time to local time, the date could change.Now, the date is added depending on the time with concern of the user's UTC offset.
The offset must be provided hen instantiating the
Astronoby::Observer
object using a new attribute:#utc_offset
.Fixes #97