Fix timestamp before epoch shift with micros/nanos #377
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This PR fixes the problem with converting `TIMESTAMP` values into `LocalDateTime` where, when micros/nanos part was present, the calculation may have been shifted by 1 second. Fixes: duckdb#336
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This is a backport of the PR duckdb#377 to `v1.4-andium` stable branch. This PR fixes the problem with converting `TIMESTAMP` values into `LocalDateTime` where, when micros/nanos part was present, the calculation may have been shifted by 1 second. Fixes: duckdb#336
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This PR fixes the problem with converting
TIMESTAMPvalues intoLocalDateTimewhere, when micros/nanos part was present, the calculation may have been shifted by 1 second.Fixes: #336