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AnyList added a meal planning queue feature a few months ago. In the API, it appears that items in this queue show up as meal planning events with a date of
null. When presented with this,lib/meal-planning-calendar-event.jssetsMealPlanningCalendarEvent.datetonew Date()which looks like "now". This confused one of my personal tools into thinking we were having a great feast for dinner every day.This PR changes
MealPlanningCalendarEventto pass along these null dates enabling consumers to identify meal plan queue items separately from meals planned for a specific date.AI - this was implemented with gpt-5.3-codex, then manually tested and reviewed by me.