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Day of the Dead now spans November 1–2 in the built-in calendar, matching the decorative overlay's two-day observance.
Hanukkah appears across all eight calendar days instead of only the first day.
Rosh Hashanah appears as a two-day observance.
Ramadan covers the calculated Islamic month (29 or 30 days) instead of only its first day.
Multi-day holiday events remain visible when they began before the current calendar window, including date ranges crossing month or year boundaries.
Holiday date arithmetic uses local civil days to avoid one-day shifts around daylight-saving transitions.
Added and Improved
Passover can be configured as seven days (Israel) or eight days (Diaspora), with eight days as the default built-in setting.
Holy Week covers seven days from Palm Sunday through Holy Saturday.
Sukkot covers seven days.
Eid al-Adha covers four days.
Kwanzaa spans December 26 through January 1.
New Year's Eve has its own December 31 calendar entry to match the existing holiday overlay.
Existing single-day holidays retain their existing single-day durations.
Built-in holiday options remain individually controllable, and optional holiday add-ons remain disabled by default.
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