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BUG: 426906
FIXED-IN: 21.08.2

Display multi-day holidays, such as Lunar New Year in the Hong Kong
holiday list, just like a multi-day event:  a block that spans days,
instead of separate blocks on each day.

As a side-effect, Valentine's Day does not appear in the Month View
when it happens to fall on a non-workday.  The Month View will only
show true non-workday holidays.

Users of multiple regional calendars may see multiple holidays on a
day, instead of one block with multiple holiday names in it.

BUG: 187116

Laurent Montel authored Sep 02, 2021 and Glen Ditchfield committed Sep 09, 2021

Given some single-day events and a multi-day event that ends on that day,
the layout heuristic would place the single-day events first, leaving a
gap above the multi-day event.  Placing longer events first tends to
produce more compact layouts.

BUG: 435667

When an incidence editor changes an incidence, the ListViews in the
Event View and the Search Dialog update, and re-sort themselves by
the starting date in ascending order, overriding the user's choice.

This patch tracks changes to the view's sort column and order, and
also saves them in the application settings.

BUG: 441530

There is no reason for persistentIndex to be of type QPersistentModelIndex
so changing the reference type to match the persistentIndexes element type
is the fix to do for the old code

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(cherry picked from commit 0a47a2f8)

When comparing Todos, retrieve the Todos from the list entries instead
of the Items that contain them.

Glen Ditchfield authored Jul 05, 2021 and Glen Ditchfield committed Jul 06, 2021

If the Agenda view displays many days, holiday names may be too wide to
fit in their days' column headers, causing the misalignments reported in
BUG: 225498

This patch shortens the name to ft.  Original patch by m4rkusxxl at web.de.

Glen Ditchfield authored Jun 15, 2021 and Glen Ditchfield committed Jun 17, 2021

BUG: 437669

 * If an incidence starts and also ends or is due at 00:00 of a day, the
   month view displayed it as a thin rectangle on the border between days.
 * Events that begin and end at 00:00 of the same day were displayed in
   the agenda across the whole day, as if they had 24-hour duration.
 * One-day events starting after 23:52:30 and ending at or before midnight
   were displayed below the bottom of the agenda.

The month view shows non-recurring multi-day to-dos on their due date,
but shows recurring to-dos on their start date.  The cause is that
`startDate()` ultimately calls `Todo::dateTime(Incidence::RoleDisplayStart)`,
which returns `dtDue()` instead of `dtStart()`, so the offset to the
start date is miscalculated.