fix: fix wrong date for google calendar event #2
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this PR fixes an issue with google calendar for Android 12+ that set the event a day before the expected day.
Screenshots of the issue:
Probable Explanation
All-day events in Google Calendar are treated differently from timed events. For all-day events, the start time should be at midnight (00:00:00) in UTC to match the intended date. When you set an all-day event, the calendar interprets the timestamp as midnight in UTC.
Timestamp Issues
For istance, the timestamp
1736208000000corresponds to midnight on January 7, 2025, in UTC. However, when you set an all-day event, Google Calendar might interpret this timestamp as the end of the previous day due to how it handles the day transition: