Localize the DatePicker date format - #44
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The DatePicker's trailing button formatted its date with a hardcoded English month table (
"Jan 1, 2000"everywhere). It now uses the device locale's medium date style viaDateFormat.getDateInstance(MEDIUM), keeping the UTC timezone that matches the epoch-millis it's fed.Verification
Jan 1, 20001 janv. 20002000/01/0101.01.2000Non-rooted emulator images don't allow a locale switch for a device screenshot, hence the JVM cross-locale check; the on-device en-US output matches the en-US column, confirming the same path.