Retain localeID when constructing a Calendar #675
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The Calendar destructor releases stored values when the Calendar is being deallocated, including releasing the localeID. By default this is an empty string (kCFEmptyString) which results in multiple Calendars causing a fault when it is over-released. Ensure that instead the localeID is retained to balance the release when it is cleaned up. Issue: SR-2879
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The Calendar destructor releases stored values when the
Calendar is being deallocated, including releasing the localeID.
By default this is an empty string (kCFEmptyString) which results
in multiple Calendars causing a fault when it is over-released.
Ensure that instead the localeID is retained to balance the
release when it is cleaned up.
Issue: SR-2879