Fix GH-16454: Unhandled INF in date_sunset() with tiny $utcOffset #16483
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After normalization, `N` is supposed to be in range [0, 24], but for very large and very small `$utcOffset` this is not necessarily the case, since the normalization might yied `-inf` or `inf`. If that happens, we let the function fail silently, since it is highly unlikely that such `$utcOffset`s are passed in practice.
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After normalization,
Nis supposed to be in range [0, 24], but for very large and very small$utcOffsetthis is not necessarily the case, since the normalization might yied-inforinf. If that happens, we let the function fail silently, since it is highly unlikely that such$utcOffsets are passed in practice.