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0.5 (2019-07-21, TB DB version 2019a, beta)
Remove over-engineered SystemClockHeartbeatLoop and SystemClockHeartbeatLoop and replace with just a call to SystemClock::keepAlive().
Remove overly complex ManualZoneProcessor and merge most of its
functionality directly into the TimeZone using kTypeManual. We lose
the manual abbreviations provided by ManualZoneProcessor but the
simplification of using just the TimeZone object without an extra object
seems worth it.
Add a stable zoneId to ZoneInfo that identifies a zone. It is
formed using a hash of the fully qualified zone name. The tzcompiler.py generator script will detect hash collisions and create an
alternate hash.
Rename old ZoneManager as the ZoneRegistrar, and
repurpose ZoneManager as the TimeZone factory, which keeps an internal
cache of ZoneProcessor. TimeZone objects can be dynamically bound to ZoneProcessor objects using createForZoneInfo(), createForZoneName(), `createForZoneId().
Add TimeZoneData data struct to allow serialization of a TimeZone object
as a zoneId so that it can be reconstructed using ZoneManger::createForTimeZoneData().
Rename ZoneSpecifier to ZoneProcessor to describe its functionality
better. ZoneInfo is now passed directly into the TimeZone object using
the TimeZone::forZoneInfo() factory method, with the ZoneProcessor
acting as a helper object.