feat: move time-grid events past midnight - #48
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Summary
Time-grid events can now be dragged past midnight in both renderers, with the overflow previewed in the next calendar-day column while preserving the event's duration.
Moving any visible segment shifts the complete multi-day event, while resize handles remain limited to the segment that owns the affected endpoint.
The shared clamp contract and renderer regressions cover narrowed windows, hidden days, invalid drag steps, custom renderer geometry, and native worklet serialization.
Validation includes lint, formatting, root and example typechecks, builds, 521 passing Jest assertions, a native-on-web drag to 22:45–02:45, and an iOS Release render with no
Datecopy error; the full Jest command still exits non-zero because of pre-existing LegendList timers after teardown.Fixes #42