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Node.js 26's default Temporal API fixes a one-hour DST drift that Date still has

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Node.js 26's default Temporal API fixes a one-hour DST drift that Date still has
Node.js 26 enables the Temporal API with no flag. I found it fixes a real one-hour DST drift in naive Date arithmetic, but costs about 19 times more than Date per operation, and its default overflow mode doesn't throw where I expected it to.

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