Assume two-digit year is in the current century.

Importing two-digit years e.g. from CSV data already worked fine, but when calculating timezone offsets, DateTime really used the years from the first century A.D.
horde · Aug 31, 2017 · e4650ad · e4650ad
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diff --git a/kronolith/lib/Event.php b/kronolith/lib/Event.php
@@ -1988,6 +1988,9 @@ public function fromHash($hash)
             }
             if (count($time) == 3 && count($date) == 3 &&
                 !empty($date[1]) && !empty($date[2])) {
+                if ($date[0] < 100) {
+                    $date[0] += (date('Y') / 100 | 0) * 100;
+                }
                 $this->start = new Horde_Date(
                     array(
                         'year'  => $date[0],
@@ -2034,6 +2037,9 @@ public function fromHash($hash)
             }
             if (count($time) == 3 && count($date) == 3 &&
                 !empty($date[1]) && !empty($date[2])) {
+                if ($date[0] < 100) {
+                    $date[0] += (date('Y') / 100 | 0) * 100;
+                }
                 $this->end = new Horde_Date(
                     array(
                         'year'  => $date[0],