fix(fetch): serialize LocalDate in post data#1934
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Register a LocalDate gson adapter in jsonDataSerializer so POJOs with a LocalDate property can be sent via RequestOptions.setData. The value is emitted as an ISO-8601 date string (yyyy-MM-dd) without converting through a time zone, which would otherwise risk shifting the calendar date. Fixes: microsoft#1865
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LocalDategson adapter injsonDataSerializerso POJOs with aLocalDateproperty can be sent viaRequestOptions.setData.yyyy-MM-dd) without converting through a time zone, avoiding calendar-date shifts.Fixes #1865