Normative: Block formatting plain Temporal objects in non-UTC formatter #3247
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This makes DateTimeFormat's various formatting methods throw when given a Temporal.Plain___ object, unless the formatter's time zone is UTC.
The one-off formatter objects constructed in the Plain types' toLocaleString methods get their time zone overridden to be UTC.
Closes: #3212