Michael Catanzaro 281ed44f1c Revert "event: correctly store timezones"
This reverts commit ce2c955269.

This commit is not right. Lots of code in Calendar relies on being able
to set the timezone of a GcalEvent, and this results in us always
ignoring the timezone set by Calendar in preference to whatever happened
to be in the ECalComponentDateTime previously. That might not be so bad,
but additionally, the time is not adjusted accordingly, so this actually
results in the time of events changing unexpectedly from what Calendar
is trying to set.

The code to explicitly store UTC times for all day events is OK (I
guess) and will be restored in a subsequent commit.
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GNOME Calendar

GNOME Calendar is a simple and beautiful calendar application for GNOME. We give a lot of attention to details, and as such, design is an essential and ongoing effort.

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