Convert googleCalendar to LAVA @artifact_processor (2-way split)#845
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Splits the provider Calendar parser into two decorated artifacts: Events and Calendars. Event start/end and calendar created timestamps become aware UTC datetimes from the raw epoch ms. Drops the unimplemented cal_v2a (Google Calendar protobuf) branch and its dead zlib/blackboxprotobuf imports, and the redundant per-row Source column (now source_path).
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googleCalendar.py(providercalendar.db) to the decorated@artifact_processorpattern — Calendar - Events + Calendar - Calendars.datetimefrom the raw epoch-ms columns.cal_v2abranch (the Google Calendar protobuf DB was detected but never parsed) and its deadzlib/blackboxprotobufimports.Sourcecolumn (nowsource_path). Reserved-word audit clean.Original author (@KevinPagano3) and dates (2023-01-06) preserved.