Fix timezone-dependent appointment notification tests - #2227
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The tests created appointments using UTC's calendar date, while the schedule interpreted that date in Chicago time. Pin them to noon so the dates agree and the negative case cannot pass against an empty schedule.
jim
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Aug 19, 2026
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What it does
Pins the time-dependent appointment notification tests to noon so UTC and Chicago agree on the schedule date.
Why it is important
The test failed on main between 7 p.m. and midnight Chicago time because its appointment landed on the previous local day.