Use unsigned right-shift consistently in ImmutableHolidayCalendar#2169
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Imagined that signed right-shift (>>) could potentially pull a holiday bit from the 32nd day of the month (admittedly an impossibility on the gregorian calendar).
Slightly nicer format for the
daysBetweenimplementation I put in though, and another part of the class was using unsigned shift so looks a bit more consistent.