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…calendar

This is the bones of the implementation.

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…atch

This is the real implementation work. With this method implemented, all
other methods correctly get the correct week each time.

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The epoch date is hidden on the child anyway. Let's just hide it, and
always make sure to get the parent's epoch date. This gets rid of the
complicated computation stuff that won't backport well to v12.

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…s attendances

The idea here is that the children contain all the logic/attendances,
and the parent is just a holder of children.

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I need this elsewhere. It _technically_ reduces performance by doing the
same calculation twice, but this module is horrible as pertains to
performance in any case.

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- `parent_calendar_id` is now `ondelete="cascade"`.
- Renamed `family_calendar_ids` to `multi_week_calendar_ids`.
- Renamed `current_calendar_id` to `current_multi_week_calendar_id`.
- Renamed `_get_calendar` to `_get_multi_week_calendar`.

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- Improved the comment on how week_sequence works.
- Renamed family_size to calendar_count
- Added a comment on _get_multi_week_calendar() returning a 1-item
  recordset.
- Re-optimised the current week calculation.

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…ndar

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