Revert #56 - ICU-21301 fix #60
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Roll back immature fix (hack, actually) #56 (3bdc924)
ICU-21301 remains in this release.
java.text.DateFormat(int, Locale)does not guarantee to return JDK object, but could be ICU depends onjava.locale.providerssystem property setting. Usingsun.util.locale.provider.LocaleProviderAdapter.forJRE().getDateFormatProvider()can enforce JDK instance, but yet decided because:zh-TWlocale, date/time format pattern in ICU/CLDR containsB. JDK'sSimpleDateFormatdoes not understand it and throws an exception whenSimpleDateFormat#applyPattern(String)is called. It's easy to replaceBwitha, the am/pm marker but it's not what Traditional Chinese user would expect.SimpleDateFormat.setLenient(true)would skip this bug