Catch multi-day events that do not end on a day boundary

Requiring both ends to sit exactly on midnight was too strict. A holiday stored
as the 16th at 00:00 through the 21st at 01:00 slipped through and rendered as
a one-hour slot. Starting on a day boundary and running into a later day is
enough to call it all-day.

The agenda row now names the weekday on both sides when an event crosses a day.
Showing only "00:00 – 01:00" for something that runs from Wednesday to Monday
is true and useless.

The timezone handling above this is deliberately untouched: timed events show
the right time, so the UTC assumption for timestamps without an offset is not
what produced the odd hour.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Calendarr iOS/Models/CalEvent.swift

@@ -108,9 +108,13 @@ struct CalEvent: Identifiable, Hashable {
         // holiday sent without the flag renders as "00:00 – 00:00" — a time
         // range that is technically true and tells the reader nothing.
         let cal = Calendar.current
+        // Requiring the end to land exactly on midnight too was too strict: a
+        // holiday stored as 16th 00:00 to 21st 01:00 slipped through and showed
+        // up as a one-hour slot. Starting on a day boundary and running into a
+        // later day is enough.
         let spansWholeDays = e > s
             && cal.startOfDay(for: s) == s
-            && cal.startOfDay(for: e) == e
+            && cal.startOfDay(for: e) > cal.startOfDay(for: s)
         let isAllDay = declaredAllDay || spansWholeDays
 
         return CalEvent(