Fix turn-of-year not recognized in search_dates date ranges

[yamilmaud]

Summary

• search_dates splits date ranges like "Closed from 23th December until 8th January." into separate substrings and parses each independently, so a range spanning the new year had both dates land in the same calendar year (the second date should roll over to the next year).
• Adds _ExactLanguageSearch._adjust_year_for_rollovers, which detects consecutive parsed results without an explicit year, joined by a range connector (until, to, through, till, -/–/—) in the original text, where the later date's month comes chronologically before the earlier date's month — and increments its year by one.
• Explicit years in either substring (e.g. a 4-digit year already present) are left untouched.

Why a connector check instead of a bare month comparison

An earlier version of this fix used curr.month < prev.month and (curr.month - prev.month) % 12 < 6 — a month-gap heuristic. That silently failed to roll over legitimate wide-gap ranges (e.g. "from 1st September until 15th March", a 6-month forward gap), and widening or removing the threshold instead caused false positives: unrelated standalone date mentions in running text that merely happen to go backwards in month (e.g. a paragraph mentioning "June ..." then later "May ...", meant to be read within the same year) would get incorrectly bumped to next year.

Checking for an actual range connector between the two date substrings (rather than guessing from the month gap alone) correctly distinguishes a real range from coincidental backwards-in-month mentions.

Known scope limits

• The connector word list (until/to/through/till/dash) is English-only. Non-English ranges fall back to no rollover (safe, but not fixed) rather than guessing — extending this per-locale is future work.
• If irregular whitespace prevents a parsed substring from being located verbatim in the original text, the rollover is safely skipped rather than guessing (covered by test_search_dates_rollover_skipped_when_substring_position_not_found).
• For chains of 3+ dates, the rollover only propagates pairwise (each date is compared only to its immediate predecessor).

Fixes the reported issue: "Closed from 23th December until 8th January." now parses to (this_year, 12, 23) and (this_year + 1, 1, 8) instead of both falling in the same year.

Test plan

• Added tests to tests/test_search.py:
  • test_search_dates_with_prepositions_with_turn_of_year (the originally reported case)
  • test_search_dates_turn_of_year_wide_cross_year_range (3-month gap)
  • test_search_dates_turn_of_year_beyond_six_months (6-month gap, previously broken)
  • test_search_dates_no_rollover_without_range_connector (standalone mentions must not roll over)
  • test_search_dates_rollover_skipped_when_substring_position_not_found (safe fallback on irregular whitespace)
• pytest tests/ — 24023 passed, 6 skipped, 1 xfailed
• ruff check / ruff format --check clean on changed files
• Patch coverage: 100% of newly added lines covered

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❌ Patch coverage is 97.29730% with 1 line in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 97.14%. Comparing base (075712f) to head (20ccb53).
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[AdrianAtZyte]

Could you keep coverage up?

[codspeed-hq]

Merging this PR will not alter performance

✅ 7 untouched benchmarks

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