Fix date attributes producing invalid UNIX timestamps on 32-bit PHP#803
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Closes #801
This PR implements using
round()when converting Windows integer timestamps to UNIX timestamps, ensuring an int is always passed toDateTime::setTimestamp(). Without this, 32-bit PHP produces a float, causing a TypeError (as mentioned in the bug report).