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                                            Philip Chimento

Normative: Use DefaultTimeZone to get the local time zone for Date

It seems like at least the phrasing "in the inclusive interval from 1 to 12" is stable in #2848, although details are still being debated. I've updated this PR to...

Normative: Use DefaultTimeZone to get the local time zone for Date

If there's anything that I should join the editor call to discuss, that would help move this forward, please let me know - I'm available during that time today.

Normative: Use DefaultTimeZone to get the local time zone for Date

Thanks, I've rebased this and made the changes in a separate commit so you can easily see what changed, and then squash before merging.

Normative: Use DefaultTimeZone to get the local time zone for Date

As usual, new changes are in a fixup commit.

Normative: Use DefaultTimeZone to get the local time zone for Date

Rebased; added the changes that Richard requested in a fixup commit.

Accessing the sequence of eras of a calendar

This seems like a good fit for a future addition to the [Intl.Enumeration proposal](https://github.com/tc39/proposal-intl-enumeration)?

Accessing the sequence of eras of a calendar

> What's the difference between Intl.Enumeration and Intl.DisplayNames? When would a use case go into one vs. the other? Enumeration is for IDs, DisplayNames is for localized, human-readable names.

Hebrew calendar - support or use a constant era?

This seems like something that will always be controlled by each implementation's underlying locale data.

Hebrew calendar - support or use a constant era?

I don't object to having it here, but do you mind if I move it over there so that they're all in one place?

MakeDay should be more explicit how unreasonably large numbers are handled

This is relevant even when not using out-of-range `Number.MAX_VALUE` arguments, as well. MakeDay always runs into trouble around the earlier limit of time values, because it specifies finding a time...